Cuando miré hacia el potrero, solo había azul y verde. La pregunta de mi abuela era algo tan profundo... era como si Dios fuera, en esencia, alguien con personalidad. Nunca había visto a Dios de esa manera.
When I looked toward the pasture, there was only blue and green. My grandmother's question was so profound... it was as if God were, in essence, someone with a personality. I had never seen God that way.
For some people, faith grows strongest not within crowded buildings or complicated theology, but beneath open skies, across quiet fields, and within the steady rhythms of nature itself. In “Believe In What You See: Knowing God Personally by Seeing His Presence in Nature (Spanish Edition),” Debbie Feyh invites readers into a deeply personal devotional journey that explores how God’s presence can be recognized through creation, everyday experiences, seasons of hardship, and the beauty woven throughout the natural world. Proudly published by Citi of Books, the book is now available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other major retail platforms.
Born a farmer’s daughter, Debbie Feyh is blessed to be a farmer’s wife. Her favorite place is outside, soaking up the sunshine while inhaling fresh, oxygenated air. She holds degrees in animal science and agricultural economics from Kansas State University and deeply appreciates that God is a part of everything created. Debbie’s perception of God and nature differs from that of someone who has always lived in a town or big city.
Creation is and has always been such a huge part of her life. She enjoys taking pictures of the beautiful scenery in the Flint Hills of Kansas, where she lives with her farmer husband in their empty nest. The natural beauty is a continual reminder of God’s daily miracles. Thriving to share her perspective with children, young people, and you, Debbie wants to inspire a daily connection with God through the secrets of nature so that each person will have their own intimate, personal relationship with the Almighty Creator, the one whose image you bear.
Throughout the devotional, Feyh combines biblical reflection with personal testimony, emotional honesty, and observations drawn directly from everyday life. Rather than presenting distant or abstract religious concepts, she writes from lived experience. Stories from her childhood on the farm, moments shared with loved ones, experiences of grief, and reflections on the changing seasons become opportunities to recognize God’s guidance, comfort, and intentional design.
One of the book’s greatest strengths lies in how naturally it connects faith to ordinary experiences. Sunrises, storms, rivers, animals, fields, and shifting seasons are not treated as simple background scenery but as living reminders of God’s consistency and care. Through these reflections, readers are encouraged to slow down and notice the spiritual lessons quietly present in the world around them. A storm becomes a reminder of endurance. Flowing water reflects renewal and cleansing. Changing seasons mirror healing, growth, and transformation.
At its core, “Believe In What You See: Knowing God Personally by Seeing His Presence in Nature” is about developing a personal relationship with God through awareness rather than fear. Feyh emphasizes that faith is not meant to feel distant or unreachable. Instead, she encourages readers to recognize God in the peaceful moments of everyday life and within the beauty that often goes unnoticed. This perspective creates a devotional experience that feels deeply comforting, especially for readers seeking emotional healing, reassurance, or spiritual clarity during difficult seasons.
Excitingly, “Believe In What You See: Knowing God Personally by Seeing His Presence in Nature” is now available in Spanish, allowing even more readers to experience its uplifting message in their native language. This expanded accessibility reflects Debbie Feyh’s desire to share themes of faith, healing, hope, and spiritual connection with readers from diverse backgrounds. Whether read in Spanish or English, the book offers a heartfelt devotional journey that encourages readers to recognize God’s presence in the beauty of creation and rediscover peace through the world surrounding them every day.
Todo ser vivo quiere ser conocido y amado. El sol, los árboles, las cebras, las estrellas y los tulipanes confían en Dios, el creador de las olas, para satisfacer sus necesidades. La presencia de Dios se glorifica en todo momento en Su plan para la naturaleza. En una presentación edificante, Debbie Feyh comparte sus ideas sobre su viaje espiritual, sabiduría bíblica, preguntas introspectivas y puntos para reflexionar que revelan la obra de Dios, destacada en la Tierra cada día, cada hora y cada minuto. Anima a los creyentes a buscar a Dios en la naturaleza, liberarse de sus preocupaciones y miedos, descubrir su propósito único y aprender cómo el don de Su presencia y amor impregna la naturaleza, sin dejarlos nunca solos. A través de su hoja de ruta espiritual, guía a otros a confiar en el plan de Dios y a aprender a vivir la vida esperando verlo en ella. Cree en lo que ves es una guía inspiradora que conduce a los creyentes por un camino reflexivo para ver la presencia constante de Dios en la naturaleza y reconocer que Él siempre proporciona consuelo, esperanza y amor incondicional.
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