The God Who Sees: Session 2 - Hagar
The God Who Sees (Kathie Lee Gifford with Joanne Moody) • 21m
Hagar was an Egyptian slave. As such, she had two major strikes against her: (1) she was in the lowest social order, and (2) she was a foreigner
and outsider living in Israelite society. She must have felt unseen by everyone. But God not only saw her but also cared about her.
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The God Who Sees: Session 3 - Ruth
But Ruth’s story is a powerful testimony of what can happen—and what God will do—when one person chooses to be faithful to another person. The story is even more remarkable when we consider that Ruth was an outsider.
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The God Who Sees: Session 4 - Boaz
In Jewish tradition, Boaz was called a kinsman-redeemer. Ruth and Naomi desperately needed this type of protection . . . and so do we. Maybe we aren’t destitute or suffering at the hands of a patriarchal society like Ruth and Naomi were, but we all need redemption. We all need people who can vouc...
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The God Who Sees: Session 5 - David
Even though David was the youngest of Jesse’s eight sons—and even though he was not even present when the prophet Samuel came to his family’s home—the Lord saw him and selected him to be the next king of Israel because of his heart. In this world, we can feel unseen and overlooked the way David m...
