She didn’t wait for permission. She just reached — and heaven felt it.

When a young man fell three stories to his death in the middle of a late-night sermon, it looked like the end — but God showed the room that even when life slips from our hands, He has the final word.

In today’s bonus episode, we’re pausing to reflect on one of the beautiful names of God: El Roi, the God who sees me. When life makes you feel overlooked, hidden, or passed over, this name is a tender reminder that God notices you…fully and with love. We’ll unpack where this name shows up in Scripture and why it still matters for us today.

You may often hear this name pronounced as Elroy in churches or teachings today, and that’s okay — God knows your heart, and He knows who you’re calling on. But just for clarity and for those who love to dig deeper, in Hebrew it’s pronounced El Ro-ee (אֵל רֳאִי).

Come lean in for a soft, sacred reminder: You are seen. 💛

She made room for God — and found Him waiting in her heartbreak.

He was the outsider who spoke up — and God never forgot his courage

A wise woman’s quiet courage saved her household from a fool’s destruction.

One overlooked man, one hidden dagger, and a God-planned victory that broke 18 years of oppression.

No swords. No strength. Just a scared man, 300 warriors, and the full weight of God behind them.

She was chosen not just to wear the crown, but to carry the weight of a people’s deliverance — quiet in courage, fierce in purpose, and called for such a time as this.

When humans tried to build a skyscraper to heaven… God hit ‘language settings’ and chaos followed.