You Are the God Who Sees Me: Why We Need to Be Seen

Humans have an innate, primal need to be seen and understood -- even humans who are desperately wanting to hide.  Remember Hagar?  Used and discarded, waiting for her son to die in the desert, she encountered God in the wilderness and called Him "the God Who sees me."  She was then able to go back with her son and face the situation she could not previously handle.  Cinthia discusses Hagar, John Newton (the former slave trader who eventually wrote "Amazing Grace"), and the rest of us.  When we see the God Who sees us, it changes everything.