In this episode of Christian Book Blurb, host Matt McChlery interviews author Georgie Tennant about her book 'The God Who Sees You.' The book is a devotional that speaks to those who feel unseen and draws inspiration from biblical characters who may have felt the same way. Georgie shares her personal experiences of loss and grief and emphasizes the importance of vulnerability and finding identity in God. She also discusses the value of recognizing God in the ordinary aspects of life and addresses the topic of doubt. They also chat about Georgie's love of reading her Kindle in the bathtub, enjoying chocolate mug cake and Marvel movies with her family and meeting friends in cafes. Listen now. Links This episode was kindly sponsored by Michael T Gowen's book series 'Daniel: Being distinctive in uncertain times' and 'Daniel: being faithful in uncertain times' Help keep this podcast on the web by simply buying me a coffee https://www.buymeacoffee.com/mattmcchlery Get yourself a copy of The God Who Sees You from St Andrews Bookshop Sponsor an episode of this podcast Click for Advertising info Visit Georgie Tennant's Facebook Page Visit Matt McChlery's website mattmcchlery.com Takeaways The God Who Sees You is a devotional book that speaks to those who feel unseen.Vulnerability and weakness can be sources of strength and authenticity in our faith.Recognizing God in the ordinary aspects of life can deepen our faith and appreciation for His presence.Doubt is a natural part of the Christian journey and can be addressed through honest reflection and seeking support. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Sponsor00:30 Introducing The God Who Sees You01:27 Target Audience04:12 Living with Weakness05:46 The Value of Vulnerability07:36 Recognizing God in the Ordinary09:28 Self-Image and Finding Identity in God11:51 Knowing God Sees Us in All Circumstances13:16 Dealing with Doubt15:39 Structure and Format of the Book22:20 Encouragement for Those Feeling Unseen25:09 Getting to Know the Author30:05 Future Projects32:21 Conclusion and Sponsor