People have been asking “Where is God?” for, well, forever. It’s one of those big questions that pops up in different ways—sometimes in quiet moments, sometimes in total frustration. You wake up, rush through your morning, answer a million emails, deal with people, come home exhausted, and at no point do you feel some divine presence parting the clouds and sending down a message just for you. So… where is He?

Turns out, that question isn’t new. The writers of the Bible asked it all the time. David? Constantly crying out to God, wondering if He was even paying attention. Job? Lost everything and basically spent an entire book asking, God, are You serious right now? Even Jesus, in His most painful moment, asked, Why have You forsaken me?

So if you’ve ever felt like God is far away, you’re not alone. But here’s the thing—maybe He’s not absent. Maybe we’re just expecting Him to show up in flashing neon lights when He’s actually in the small stuff. The people, the moments, the quiet nudges we brush off.

This article isn’t about deep theology or abstract theories. It’s about figuring out how to notice God in the middle of real life—the work stress, the friendships, the random Tuesday afternoons. Because if He’s everywhere, He must be in all of it. The trick is learning how to see it.