Leah’s story is a beautiful reminder that God sees what others miss. Though the world may value charm, beauty, and position, God values faithfulness, endurance, and a heart that turns to Him. Leah's transformation came not through Jacob's love, but through realizing God’s unfailing love. When she named her son Judah, saying, “This time I will praise the Lord” (Genesis 29:35), she stopped striving and started worshiping. In Leah, we see ourselves—the parts that feel invisible, unloved, or not enough. But her story whispers hope: even when the world doesn't choose you, God does. And when you know you are chosen by Him, that changes everything.