This qualitative study of an individual's experience of God utilized a heuristic methodology to explore the personal perspectives of five individuals and their experiences of God. Via journaling and other mediums, the participants reflected on the ways in which they encounter God. Using a heuristic research model, this study investigated the research question, "How does one experience, perceive, or feel God?" The data collected was from the submissions of five participants, including that of the author's. Each participant spent thirty minutes per day over a four-week period reflecting on his or her experience of God. Five themes emerged from the participants, and are discussed including the use of quotes and various forms of art demonstrating the themes. The five themes identified include relationship, awe/wonder, faith, creativity, and emotion. Within each of the five themes, sub-themes are identified in order to provide a clearer perspective of the meaning and depth of each theme. In closing, several implications for the field of psychology, as well as the clinician are outlined, and suggestions for future research are identified.