God and I met when I randomly looked to the stars in the middle of a night on a volcanic rock island off the coast of Oman in the the Arabian Sea... if you haven't, I hope one day you can meet Him too.
Now I do have a comment or two on this video. He does have a sound argument regarding people's personal relationship with Christ and with the subject of what we call "religion". The more bureaucratic the religion, the less the personal relationship with Christ. The more that "man" gets in the way to how a person should find Christ, the more of a chance they can get jacked up and confused of what, how, and who He is. I've seen it and have gone through it myself. A person, by themselves, can in fact find God without anyone else around and learn about Christ through the body of a church following the way of the Spirit. Religions sprout up because "man" believes that his way is the "Way," when Christ says the only way is "His Way." I do believe though that a religion can be there to help guide, but only minutely. The Church on the other hand, is all of us who believe in God, all of us who ask for forgiveness and that have come under this Spirit. Whether we're Catholic or Protestant, Baptist or Methodist, we all share in His grace. As Christians and even with our counter parts, the religion of Islam, we have the same God. Though as a Christian, and as experiencing what I have in my short lifetime with the Holy Trinity; I do combat and challenge that a prophet named Mohammed would have any power over Jesus; the former makes man a slave, the latter makes man free. This deepens the meaning of a religion enslaving man to God rather than God seeking man and man freely choosing to follow. This I do believe, that Jesus is God and that a Holy Spirit has been left here on Earth to guide and prepare us for a spiritual war that will come at the end of days. I'll try to prepare my spirit for these coming times... (As the days go on and I think about this more, I may change some sentences and words to have be stronger and more meaningful )