Bible Care Plan Hagar: Rejection and Being Seen

Bible Care Plan

Hagar: Rejection and Being Seen

Theme

From rejection to being fully seen by God.

Study Scriptures

• Genesis 16

• Genesis 21:8-21

• Psalm 139:1-18

• Isaiah 43:1-4

• Matthew 6:25-34

• 1 Peter 5:7

Patient

Hagar

Chief Complaint

Feeling rejected, abandoned, unseen, and uncertain about the future.

Assessment

Subjective Findings

• Feeling rejected.

• Feeling used by others.

• Experiencing fear and uncertainty.

• Believing she has been forgotten.

• Concerned about the future.

Objective Findings

• Fled into the wilderness after mistreatment (Genesis 16:6).

• Encountered the Angel of the Lord (Genesis 16:7).

• Called God, "The God Who Sees Me" (Genesis 16:13).

• Cast out with Ishmael (Genesis 21:14).

• God heard Ishmael's cries (Genesis 21:17).

• God opened Hagar's eyes to see His provision (Genesis 21:19).

Spiritual Diagnosis

Primary Diagnosis

Feelings of rejection and abandonment resulting in fear and hopelessness.

Secondary Diagnosis

Need for assurance of God's presence, care, and provision.

Goal / Expected Outcomes

The believer will:

• Recognize that God sees every circumstance.

• Trust God's provision during uncertainty.

• Rest in God's care instead of fear.

• Believe they are never forgotten.

• Walk forward with renewed hope.

Interventions

Intervention #1: Remember That God Sees You

Study Scripture

• Genesis 16:7-13

• Psalm 139:1-12

Action

Spend time reflecting on God's awareness of every detail of your life.

Reflection

• Where have I felt unseen?

• How does knowing that God sees me change my perspective?

Intervention #2: Bring Your Fears to God

Study Scripture

• Genesis 21:14-19

• 1 Peter 5:7

Action

Entrust your worries and burdens to the Lord in prayer.

Reflection

• What fears am I carrying today?

• Have I surrendered them to God?

Intervention #3: Look for God's Provision

Study Scripture

• Genesis 21:19

• Matthew 6:25-34

Action

Ask God to help you recognize the ways He is already providing.

Reflection

• Have I overlooked God's provision because of my circumstances?

• What blessings can I identify today?

Intervention #4: Reject the Lie of Abandonment

Study Scripture

• Isaiah 43:1-4

• Deuteronomy 31:6

Action

Replace feelings of rejection with God's promises of His presence.

Reflection

• What lies has rejection caused me to believe?

• Which promises of God speak directly to those lies?

Intervention #5: Walk Forward in Hope

Study Scripture

• Jeremiah 29:11

• Romans 8:28

Action

Take the next faithful step, trusting God with what lies ahead.

Reflection

• What future am I afraid of?

• How can I trust God's plan even when I cannot see the outcome?

Clinical Pearl

Rejection often convinces us that we are invisible and forgotten. Hagar's story reminds us that God sees those whom the world overlooks. His presence is not determined by our circumstances, and His provision often becomes visible when we trust Him.

Additional Study

• Genesis 16

• Genesis 21

• Psalm 139

• Isaiah 43:1-4

• Matthew 6:25-34

Evaluation

□ I believe God sees me.

□ I trust God with my future.

□ I recognize God's provision in my life.

□ I am replacing fear with faith.

□ I know I am never forgotten by God.

Prognosis

Without Christ

Rejection leads to fear, isolation, bitterness, and hopelessness.

With Christ

God's presence brings hope, peace, confidence, and assurance that we are fully known and deeply loved.

Discharge Instructions

Continue:

• Daily Scripture reading

• Prayer

• Gratitude for God's provision

• Christian community

• Trusting God one day at a time

Recommended Medications

📖 Genesis 16

📖 Genesis 21:8-21

📖 Psalm 139

📖 Isaiah 43:1-4

Key Takeaway

The world may overlook me, but God sees me, knows me, and cares for me.

Follow-Up Appointment

Meet with Jesus daily.