Thou God Seest Me

You are not invisible. You are seen. A runaway slave girl, pregnant and alone in the desert, became the first person in Scripture to give God a name: 'Thou God seest me.' Hagar went into the wilderness feeling invisible. She came out knowing she had been seen by God Himself. Thou God Seest Me is for everyone who has ever felt unseen, forgotten, overlooked, or alone. It is for the caregiver no one thanks, the believer in a lonely marriage, the one grieving in silence, and the one who works all night while the world sleeps. And it is for everyone who has asked the hardest question of all: If God sees, why doesn’t He stop it? Through the stories of Hagar, Joseph, Elijah, Job, Leah, Jesus in Gethsemane, and others, this book: - Shows how God sees you in the wilderness, the pit, the prison, and the dark- Faces the question of suffering honestly, separating what Scripture reveals from what remains unknown- Warns against easy answers and shows how to comfort others well- Speaks to those whose prayers were not answered the way they hoped- Reveals Jesus, Emmanuel, the God who came near and knows loneliness from the inside- Shows what it looks like to live seen in prayer, grief, relationships, and everyday life Compassionate, honest, and rooted in Scripture, each chapter ends with a prayer to the God who sees. A discussion guide makes it ideal for small groups and grief support ministries.