When life feels unseen or unfair, God’s eyes never turn away. His grace reaches the overlooked and restores the worth only His love can give. In Genesis 16 and 21, Sarah, Abraham, and Hagar are trapped in jealousy, shame, and cultural pressure—each trying to find worth through control, status, or success. But in the wilderness, God meets Hagar—the outsider and runaway—and reveals Himself as the God who sees, showing that His grace reaches those the world overlooks and that true freedom comes from being fully known and loved by Him.
