The God Who Hears and Sees | Genesis 16
There are moments in life that bring us to the end of ourselves—whether in marriage, parenting, health, work, or struggles with sin. What do we do when we feel lost, broken, or out of options?
In this sermon from Genesis 16, we see Abram and Sarai attempt to fulfill God's promise by human means rather than trusting the God who hears and sees. Their plan leads to conflict and suffering, but God meets Hagar in the wilderness, revealing Himself as El Roi—The God Who Sees Me.
Through this passage, we are reminded:
🔹 God hears our cries
🔹 God sees our struggles
🔹 God is faithful to His promises
Instead of taking matters into our own hands, we must put them in His hands. Just as God heard Israel’s cries in Egypt, He hears us today. And in the greatest act of love, God heard, God saw, and God came—through Jesus Christ!
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