Part 1: Who and What Do You Really Worship? Everybody Worships - But How You Worship? Reveals Who You Are Within.

Let’s talk about what it really means to believe. Belief isn’t just a feeling or a thought—it’s faith that moves, action that plants seeds, and a posture that sets you apart. When belief is alive, it changes how we live, who we trust, and what we give our time and heart to.

Think of people’s lives like rooms you can peek into. Some have pedestals piled with money, designer things, or trophies—things that look impressive but don’t return love, loyalty, or life when you need them to. Others have a lonely idol on a loop of adoration that never truly knows them back. And then there’s the quiet room with an altar, rooted plants, fruit, and a clear glass bottle of water—simple, alive, and sustaining.

Worship isn’t a scary word—it’s what we give our highest devotion to. It’s reverence, surrender, and trust. The trouble is most of us worship something without realizing it. We can devote ourselves to money, status, image, or another person and call it success, only to find those things turn out to be hollow when tested.

Real belief calls for honest seeing: what are you putting on a pedestal? What are you building an altar to? The difference matters because some things demand your all and give you nothing back, while true devotion bears fruit, roots deeply, and sustains you and others over time.

If this resonated, stick with me—there’s more ahead. In the meantime, give yourself a minute to notice what you’re revering, what you’re surrendering to, and where you’re planting seeds of faith. That small awareness is the first step toward a faith that lasts.