I try to make my life about service, and hope that one day we can all ’see’ a little better because God is with everyone and everywhere.

The speaker frames a personal ethic of service as the organizing principle of a meaningful life. The hope that people might “see” better suggests moral and spiritual perception—greater compassion, less division, and clearer recognition of shared humanity. The claim that “God is with everyone and everywhere” expresses an immanent, universalist spirituality: the divine is not confined to a single group, place, or institution, but present in all people and circumstances. Read this way, service becomes a practical expression of faith—acting toward others as if the sacred is already present in them, and aiming for a collective awakening rather than private salvation.