She tried to stay hidden in the crowd. After years of being called "unclean" and "unworthy," invisibility felt safer than rejection.
But Jesus wouldn't let her hide.
"Who touched me?" He asked. Not to shame her, but to see her. To restore her fully—not just physically, but spiritually and emotionally. He exposed her not to humiliate, but to heal completely.
The thing shame fears most is being seen. But being seen by Jesus changes everything.
You are not too broken, too far gone, or too unworthy. You are not defined by your past or your mistakes. Jesus sees you—really sees you—and He calls you beloved. He calls you daughter. He calls you son.
No one is more important to Him than you. Step out of hiding and into His healing light.