Religion, at its best, points us toward God — but Jesus brings God to us.
When we say, “Jesus is my religion,” we’re confessing that our faith isn’t built on rituals or reputation, but on a person who loved us first.
He is not a system to maintain, but a Savior to know.
He is not distant, but present — in every act of kindness, every prayer whispered in quiet, every Christmas morning where love outshines tradition.
To follow Jesus is to let His life, His words, and His heart define our faith.
It’s not about belonging to a religion; it’s about belonging to Him.