The God Who Sees: Recovering Our Sight in a World That Has Stopped Looking - Hardcover

Gee, Matthew C.: - Matthew C. Gee is a healthcare leader, author, and advocate for people too often overlooked by the systems meant to serve them. He serves as Vice Chair for Administration in the Department of Psychiatry at Wake Forest University School of Medicine and as Director of Operations within the Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Behavioral Health Service Line. His career has spanned finance, operations, and healthcare administration, with behavioral health representing a more recent chapter in a much broader professional journey. It is that journey, moving through boardrooms, hospital intake forms, and two a.m. emergency rooms, that shapes his conviction: the people we stop seeing are the people we stop serving.In The God Who Sees, Gee turns that conviction into a book for two readers at once: the Christian troubled by contempt spoken in the language of faith, and the skeptic who has watched religion behave badly in public. Drawing on Scripture, behavioral health, marriage, and family life, he traces how unseeing, not mere disagreement, has become our deepest cultural crisis. The book is not a plea for centrism or vague kindness. It is an invitation to hold firm convictions and genuine regard together, to name what is wrong without declaring a person worthless. He is also the author of Roots Before Branches.When he is not writing or working, Matthew treasures time with his family in the Piedmont Triad region of North Carolina. Together they love to camp, travel, and enjoy slow, lazy days at home, never losing sight of the many gifts God has given them. He is also an avid football fan.Follow Matthew's journey at matthewcgee.com.