Have you ever wondered if God really sees you — your struggles, your desires, even the parts of your story you’d rather hide? In this episode, Bible teacher, writer, and speaker Oghosa Iyamu joins Meredith and Kaley to unpack the story of Hagar in Genesis 16 — a woman who felt unseen, overlooked, and on the run. Together, they share biblical truths and practical encouragement for how to face the battles in our minds with faith. If you’ve ever been tempted to return to old patterns, question your worth, or carry the weight of rejection, this conversation will remind you: God not only sees you — He knows you by name, and His love reaches you right where you are.
You’ll learn:
- Ways to recognize God’s blessings in your life.
- Practical steps to replace lies with Scripture-based Truth.
- How to combat what’s stealing your joy and gratitude.
- What it really looks like to take every thought captive as you build a stronger faith.
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