Her name was Hagar. She was an Egyptian slave woman in the household of Abraham and Sarah. She had not chosen her circumstances. She had not engineered her displacement. She had simply been used by one person's desperation, then discarded when that desperation gave way to resentment, and now she was out here, in the wilderness between Shur and Kadesh, with nothing but her unborn child and a desperate question: does anyone see me?
And God answered that question in person.
He came to her. He called her by name. He acknowledged her suffering without minimizing it. He gave her a promise that would carry her through everything that lay ahead. And she, having been found by the God of the universe at the lowest point of her life, gave Him a name that has never been forgotten: El Roi, The God Who Sees.
Why Hagar?
When the Spirit of God began to lay the content of this book on my heart, I asked Him the same question you may be asking right now: why Hagar? Why not Esther, who found courage in a palace? Why not Deborah, who led a nation? Why not Ruth, whose loyalty became legend?
The answer I received was simple and devastating: because millions of people right now are not in a palace, and they are not leading a nation. They are in the wilderness. They are sitting in the dust with a child who is crying and a bottle that is empty. They had been sent away from somewhere they thought they belonged. They are trying to survive a situation that was not supposed to be their story.
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Rev. Vida Ama Anderson serves as the Resident Pastor of Victory Bible Church International in Mpraeso, Eastern Region, Ghana. She ministers under the apostolic covering of the VBCI leadership and is committed to building a congregation that is rooted in the Word of God, empowered by the Holy Spirit, and deeply engaged in the transformation of their community.
Rev. Vida is also the founder and leader of Virtuous Woman Praying Fellowship.
Her pastoral ministry is marked by a particular heart for women in difficult seasons: single mothers, widows, the marginalized, and those navigating the complexities of faith in the middle of hardship. Her preaching is known for its prophetic clarity, its pastoral warmth, and its deep grounding in Scripture.
Rev. Anderson brings together the devotional and the prophetic in all her ministry engagements. She is a sought-after speaker for women's conferences, church retreats, and intercessory gatherings across the Eastern Region and beyond.
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Her name was Hagar. She was an Egyptian slave woman in the household of Abraham and Sarah. She had not chosen her circumstances. She had not engineered her displacement. She had simply been used by one person's desperation, then discarded when that desperation gave way to resentment, and now she was out here, in the wilderness between Shur and Kadesh, with nothing but her unborn child and a desperate question: does anyone see me And God answered that question in person.He came to her. He called her by name. He acknowledged her suffering without minimizing it. He gave her a promise that would carry her through everything that lay ahead. And she, having been found by the God of the universe at the lowest point of her life, gave Him a name that has never been forgotten: El Roi, The God Who Sees.Why Hagar When the Spirit of God began to lay the content of this book on my heart, I asked Him the same question you may be asking right now: why Hagar Why not Esther, who found courage in a palace Why not Deborah, who led a nation Why not Ruth, whose loyalty became legend The answer I received was simple and devastating: because millions of people right now are not in a palace, and they are not leading a nation. They are in the wilderness. They are sitting in the dust with a child who is crying and a bottle that is empty. They had been sent away from somewhere they thought they belonged. They are trying to survive a situation that was not supposed to be their story. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798235873117
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