James W. Bynum, a 62-year-old African American disabled veteran, has lived a remarkable journey shaped by resilience, faith, and a profound spiritual calling. After years of facing homelessness and battling addiction, Bynum achieved a powerful milestone of 22 years of sobriety, during which he deepened his connection to God and found stability in his life. His experiences of overcoming hardship have strengthened his faith, giving him a unique perspective on spirituality and human purpose. This personal transformation led him to write “The God Map”, a collection of 370 prophetic poems that reflect his understanding of the divine, the mysteries of existence, and the grace he believes God has shown him. Through his writing, Bynum seeks to offer readers inspiration, insight, and encouragement, inviting them to explore their own spiritual paths. “The God Map” is not just a work of poetry but a testament to his unwavering belief in a higher power, his gratitude for life’s blessings, and his desire to uplift others on their journey of faith. His story embodies the transformative power of grace, resilience, and a deep commitment to sharing his truth.