Let’s get real simple about meeting God

You and I didn’t choose to be born—we just showed up one day, breathing, thinking, living. And whether we like it or not, there’s someone behind that. The Bible says that at some point—either during our life or at the very end—we will meet the One who gave us life. No one gets a pass. Everyone will face God eventually.

But here’s the thing: why wait until we die to meet Him? If we were made by Someone, wouldn’t it make sense to know who that Someone is while we’re still alive?

Ok, here’s the simple but important part.

The best thing we could ever do with our time is get to know Jesus. Not religion. Not rules. Him.
Jesus isn’t just a historical figure or a name people throw around at church. The Bible says He’s the one through whom everything was made - including you. So if you’ve ever wondered about your purpose, your identity, or why life even matters, Jesus is the starting point.

Eternal life isn’t just about some future heaven thing. It’s about knowing Jesus. That’s literally how the Bible defines it. And here’s the wild part: the same Jesus we’re meant to know is also trying to know us. This isn’t a one-sided search. God is actually pursuing a relationship with you.

He doesn’t just want fans or followers. He wants people He knows and who know Him. When everything’s said and done, some people will hear Him say, “I never knew you.” Not because they were bad people. But because they never let it be real.

So...

God is chasing after you. And your life is already moving toward the moment when you’ll meet Him.
You can ignore it. You can delay it. But the moment’s still coming. And when it does, don’t you want to already know the One who made you? Don’t wait for your last breath to ask the biggest questions.

Start now. Seek Him. Let Him meet you.
You were made for this.

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