It's such an individual thing and "god" is formless until we make a form in our own minds to associate the word "God" with. This way "god" can be whatever we want it to be- God, god, GOD, etc. and then make your own picture of God.
As for me, i cant picture an entity. the force/spirit/energy is too vast to name, picture or anything else with. i'm part of it. The light, the spark inside me is from God. I am a tiny speck in a big, dynamic place made of universes. to me, god is a dynamic word that people can use how they need to.
Was there a special creator of humans or a special creator of our little blue and green planet and our solar system? Do avatars appear among the people - Jesus, Buddha, Mohammed, etc? are we a science experiment turned loose? how do we fare in our end of the hypothesis? are we here by benevolence? do we understand our maker? why do we think we understand our maker?

these questions might seem extraordinarily faithless or reckless but i assure you they are neither. its a loving quest to seek the truth. planet earth must have a built in emotional code and there's a love+- temperature gauge in all us emanations - human or otherwise.

it makes me most comfortable thinking that i don't really know and that no one else knows either. does this mean i'm faithless? no. do i pray? yes. do i know exactly whom i'm praying to? no.

i like that way of thought cdmohatta. i tend to believe along that vein. that kind of sums up how i pray to the big, unfathomable universe(s) that i know is made of spirit, god. i can understand the realization "i am god".

i believe that there are bigger entitites with more abilities than we and there is a string of lesser gods, or entities that can help us, ignore us, do harm to us in our life. like i would call one group "thunderbirds", someone would call them something else.

there's all kinds of lifeform that we ignore, acknowledge, accept or don't accept.

As for me, i cant picture an entity. the force/spirit/energy is too vast to name, picture or anything else with.

It matters because most people have a question about this in their mind. Rather than brushing aside the question, let us try to understand what everybody thinks. We cannot say- why does it matter for such questions. A brusque manner here may not help others.

Forgive me if I sounded brusque, that was not my intention. And rather than brushing aside the question, on the contrary: I gave it my most considered thought.
The problem is, the moment we try to put a face, an image to God, we start to confine him, to bracket him, to give him features to fit him in with our narrow thinking.
But God is too big for that. You cannot ever put a 'face' to God, because that is merely 'cutting him down to size'.
This is why I say it is not important to your worship to know what he looks like. More important is to Be like.