Wherever We Land

I often get asked, “What religion do you practice?” But the truth is—I don’t practice religion. I don’t cling to man-made traditions or rituals passed down to satisfy a label. What I do hold to, deeply and unshakably, is my faith in the **one true God**—the Creator of heaven and earth, the One who was, who is, and who will forever be.

I believe in **God Almighty**, and I believe the Bible is His living, breathing Word. It is not just a book of old stories—it is alive with truth, instruction, power, and promise. Every time I open it, I hear His voice, I feel His guidance, and I’m reminded that He still speaks, still moves, and still reigns. His Word is not outdated—it is eternal. And it is through His Word that I grow, learn, and walk in truth each day.

I will never stop praising Him, honoring Him, and lifting up His name. He is worthy of all glory. Every breath I take is a gift, and I don’t take that lightly. My life is not just about going through the motions—it’s about giving back to the One who gave it all.

One of the ways I see God most clearly is in nature. Whether I’m walking through the forest, camping under the stars, or simply watching a sunrise light up the sky—I see Him. His fingerprints are everywhere. In the rustle of the leaves, the flow of the rivers, the cry of a newborn baby, and the smile of a stranger—God’s creation testifies of His majesty. And I love to witness it all.

I don’t believe in religion.
I believe in relationship—a daily, intentional walk with the one true God. I speak to Him, listen for Him, and trust Him to lead me through this life and into the next.

My prayer is simple:
That everyone, everywhere, will open their eyes and hearts to see the marvelous works of God.
That they will taste and see that the Lord is good.
And that they, too, will come to know the peace, the joy, and the salvation found only in Him.

Hallelujah to the Most High God—forever and ever. Amen.