I’m Homeless. God wants me here. Onward.

I’m homeless. I’m not telling this story from comfort or safety—I’m living it, right now. But I believe this season of homelessness is not the end of my story. I believe God wants me here. And I believe there’s purpose in this pain.

This video is for anyone who’s struggling. For anyone who’s ever felt invisible, broken, exhausted, or forgotten. Whether you’re sleeping in your car, on a park bench, under a bridge, or just emotionally lost—I want you to know there’s still light. There’s still hope.

For the past year, I was living in a van—traveling across the country, meeting people on the edges of society, quietly surviving. That chapter has ended. Now I’m here, without a vehicle, without a home. But not without faith.

I’ve seen homelessness up close—people surviving in silence, holding onto scraps of dignity and hope. I’ve spoken to them. I’ve been one of them. And I’ve realized: homelessness is not just a physical condition—it’s a spiritual one too. And something needs to be done. Not just more shelters or slogans—but compassion. Human connection. A deeper understanding.

I reflect on the words Jesus spoke about Lazarus: “This sickness will not end in death. It is for the glory of God.” And I wonder—what if homelessness is the word we replace there? What if even this… is being used for something greater?

This video is my offering. My attempt to reflect, to trust, and to walk with God through this wilderness. If you’re down, broken, poor in spirit, or just holding on—I hope this speaks to your soul. God hasn’t forgotten you. You are not alone.