04/07/2025
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Genesis 16:13
He is El Roi, the God that sees.
El Roi signifies that God is aware of our circumstances, knows our needs, and understands our struggles. It emphasizes God's personal and intimate knowledge of each individual. This name is not used elsewhere in the Bible, but the concept of God as the all-seeing God is prevalent throughout Scripture. For example, Psalm 33:13-14 states that God looks down from heaven and sees all mankind.
God is always watching and with us. You are so loved!
Call upon our healer Yeshua! He’s waiting to help you through all your pain and suffering in any circumstances. He is the God of peace and healing. Let Go Let God ..
Much love & many Blessings
When I first began learning how children heal from painful histories, the Lord gently held up a mirror to reflect my own fragmented heart.
What about you? Do you have wounds — old or new — that need a divine touch?
God reminded me that connection is for all of us. In the mirror’s reflection, He showed me how self-protection had called in reinforcements — an army shielding my deepest parts out of fear of being hurt again. And yet, even then, He had been pursuing connection with me all along.
He had seen it all. Heard every cry. Loved me to the grave and back. He knew every secret, every tear, every pain. And in that moment, I saw the Father’s heart.
As we experience the connection we are created for — being seen, heard, valued, and known by God — the most broken places in our stories begin to heal.
He is El Roi, the God who sees (Genesis 16:13).
He hears every sigh, every plea, every unspoken request.
He knows every desire, every sin, every sorrow.
Out of His deep longing for communion with us, He brings the connective ties to bind wounds and dry tears. This is what He continues to do … for me and you.
Instead of hiding, I dropped the armor. And I’m learning to surrender every part.
The Lord seeks us when we are lost because His love for us is so vast it cannot be contained. How high, how deep, how long, and how wide is the love He has for us (Ephesians 3:18-19)? Nothing can separate us from His love (Romans 8:38-39).
Let Him in today to bind up your broken places.
- Jenni Lord
What heartache do you need God to bind up today?
