El Roi—“The God Who Sees Me.” In Genesis 16, Hagar, feeling abandoned and mistreated, runs into the wilderness, and it’s there that God meets her. She realizes something powerful: God isn’t distant; He sees her, He knows her pain, and He cares. Some of you feel unseen, unheard, like you’ve been cast aside—but El Roi sees you. He’s not just watching from a distance; He’s present, involved, and working in your situation. The same God who saw Hagar in the desert sees you in your struggle, your confusion, and your waiting. You’re not invisible to Him, and He’s not ignoring you—He’s watching over you, leading you, and providing for you right where you are.
I have never written a rough draft lmfaooo. I’ve also never gotten below a B on a paper. Cause I’m a real talker! I will never run out of things to say
My husband: What you doing?
Me: Reading the Bible
Him: Ok call me back when you done *hangs up*
Also him: *calls right back* Read out loud I want read the Bible with you.
Us: *Having Bible study*
Ain’t none r/s gone work without God in the center son.