"Return to Me, and I will return to you," said the Lord, an astounding invitation that has resounded in people's ears and hearts throughout history. God did not say, "Come to Me," but "Return to Me." Sin has separated us from God. And because sin is separation from God, returning to God, therefore, is separation from sin. Sin is foreign to our nature, but fellowship with God is natural. This is why the soul continues to wander searchingly until she finds her true rest in God. St. Augustine said it best, "You have formed us for Yourself, and our hearts are restless till they find rest in You." But one might ask, "How do I return to God?" This book serves as a guide, gently and tenderly explaining the landmarks and pitfalls of our return journey to God, akin to God's tenderness in His pursuit of each one of us, saying to every soul, "Return to Me!"