My Journey Through Faith
Faith is the most creative force in the universe. It is a highly charged emotion—hopeful and intentional.
Faith, for me, has never been a stagnant belief or passive hope. It’s been a living, breathing current—an invisible architecture shaping every step I’ve dared to take when the path ahead wasn’t visible. My journey through faith has been less like following a map and more like dancing through a storm, barefoot and unscripted, guided not by certainty, but by something far more powerful: intention.
Faith is the most creative force in the universe. It doesn’t just believe in what is—it sees what could be. It’s the divine alchemy that transforms vision into reality. It doesn’t wait for proof; it creates proof through action. It’s the original artist behind every miracle, every breakthrough, every dream turned tangible.
In moments of silence—when no one else could see what I saw—I learned that faith wasn’t about escaping the unknown; it was about partnering with it. Not fighting against uncertainty, but allowing it to call something deeper out of me. Something eternal. Something wildly imaginative.
Faith is not naïve. It’s not wishful thinking. It’s the fire in the furnace of hope, the steel backbone of every bold declaration. It’s emotion, yes—but not fleeting emotion. It is charged emotion—energized by vision, electrified by love, and grounded in trust. It is hope with roots. It is the kind of emotion that builds worlds.
When I look back on the hardest seasons of my life—the in-between times, the wilderness wanderings, the late-night wrestlings—it was faith that kept me moving. Not logic. Not evidence. Faith.
Faith whispered, “Keep building.”
Faith dared me to say yes when everything screamed no.
Faith invited me to paint with colors not yet seen, to sing a song not yet heard, to write a future not yet lived.
It was faith that told me I was worthy before I had the courage to believe it.
It was faith that nudged me out of hiding and into purpose.
It was faith that reminded me: this is not the end of your story.
Faith is not just a belief in God; it’s a belief in the God within—the divine imprint in each of us that says: you were made to create, to imagine, to overcome, to rise. It is our creative birthright. And when we tap into it, when we choose to live from that place, we don’t just survive—we generate. We manifest. We give form to the invisible. We become co-creators with the divine.
So wherever you are in your own journey—whether you’re standing on mountaintops or sitting in the rubble of what was—know this: faith is not about the absence of fear. It is the presence of possibility. It is the bold, sometimes trembling decision to trust that what’s ahead is worth walking toward.
And when we walk in faith, we do more than believe—we become.
