If everything was created, who created God? It is a reasonable question, especially when a person begins searching seriously for God. I once asked it myself in prayer after coming to faith in Jesus Christ. Over time, however, a personal relationship with Christ led me to trust His claim that He is the beginning and the end, the first and the last. As that relationship deepened, I came to believe that He was speaking, guiding, and leading me into a fuller understanding of truth. By His grace, I now seek to share some of what I have learned about God and the world through this medium.

Knowing God does not diminish us; it enriches us. Scripture calls humanity to seek Him and to recognize His imprint in creation (Acts 17:24–30; Rom. 1:20). For that reason, I believe everyone should personally explore what God has revealed through His Son, Jesus Christ, while there is opportunity to do so. My own experience has convinced me that this search should not depend merely on what others say or do. Knowing God is ultimately personal.

Jesus stands at the door of every heart and knocks, but we approach Him by faith rather than sight. The journey can begin with a simple and sincere prayer: “Lord, if You are true, I want to know You. Come into my heart.” No human intermediary is required to begin seeking Him, though God may use other people to help guide and deepen that relationship.

When this invitation is sincere, the familiar world can take on new meaning as a person grows in faith. The Bible provides the foundation for that journey, revealing God’s character, purpose, and the life found in Christ. The Lord’s invitation remains open: would you like to know Him for yourself? I pray that you will give Him the opportunity.  Continue here for the conclusion.