05/10/2026
Sermon Series:
SUNDAY SERVICE
I See You
Motherhood is a journey of incredible highs, quiet sacrifices, and moments where you might wonder if anyone truly notices the heart you pour into your family.
We want to remind you of a powerful truth: You are seen. Not just by those around you, but by the One who created you.
We are honored to invite you to hear a special Mother’s Day service featuring a timely message from Patrice Williams, rooted in the story of Hagar from Genesis 16:7-13.
“Then she called the name of the Lord who spoke to her, 'You-Are-the-God-Who-Sees'; for she said, 'Have I also here seen Him who sees me?'" — Genesis 16:13
Whether you are a biological mom, a spiritual mother, or someone standing in the gap, this is a message for you.
Genesis 16:7-13, Genesis 41:50-52
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- Speaker:
- Patrice Williams
- Scripture:
- Genesis
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