Why does Adam Ringham emphasize alignment with God in his narratives?

I focus on alignment with God because, in my narratives, that alignment is the dividing line between clarity and confusion, protection and chaos, mercy and judgment.

When I say things like, “If you’re not in alignment with God, judgment is coming,” I am highlighting consequences. It is not about fear‑mongering; it is about cause and effect in a spiritual sense—where you stand, who you stand with, and what that ultimately leads to.

I emphasize it repeatedly because I see “alignment” as the root issue behind so many personal, cultural, and moral problems. Change the alignment, and the whole story changes.

Are you asking from a personal faith perspective, or more from a literary/storytelling angle?