He Sees Us

About this episode

This episode explores the comforting truth that God sees our struggles and cares for our souls, as illustrated through the stories of Leah and Hagar.

Psalm 31:7 offers a powerful reminder that God sees our struggles, understands our pain, and cares deeply for our souls. In this devotional, Lauren Fletcher explores the comforting truth that God is not distant from our suffering. Through the stories of Leah and Hagar, Scripture reveals a compassionate God who notices those who feel overlooked, unloved, forgotten, or alone. Even when we cannot find the words to pray, God remains attentive to our circumstances and actively works on our behalf. Highlights God sees our struggles, even when no one else notices. Leah's story demonstrates God's compassion toward the overlooked and unloved. Hagar's encounter with God reveals Him as El Roi, "the God who sees me." God's care is not dependent on us having the perfect words to pray. Scripture consistently shows God moving on behalf of those who are hurting. The Lord meets people in seasons of loneliness, rejection, and distress. God's awareness of our pain is evidence of His deep love for us. Believers can trust that they are never forgotten or abandoned by God. Join the Conversation Have you experienced a time when God reminded you that He saw your pain, needs, or circumstances? How does…

People in this episode

Host: Lauren Fletcher

Topics covered

• God's compassion
• spiritual struggles
• comfort in suffering
• faith in difficult times
• God's awareness
• personal stories
• prayer

Keywords

• God sees
• Psalm 31:7
• Leah
• Hagar
• El Roi
• compassion
• spirituality
• devotional
• prayer
• faith

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Crosswalk

Books & works: Psalm 31:7

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