Nancy De Masuagmouve says when you feel abandoned or humiliated, know that Jesus felt that way too.

Remember that his humiliation turned into his exaltation.

Remember that his suffering, his cross is

cross is not the end of the story.

And as you do remember that your suffering and your cross

is not the end of the story.

Remember that there's a resurrection beyond the cross.

This is the Reiber Hearts podcast with Nancy Damas Walgamuth,

author of Surrender, The Heart God Controls.

For October 23rd, 2024, I'm Danakresh.

Today we'll hear how the resurrection of Jesus will transform the way you view life's

hardships.

Here's Nancy.

I remember several years ago watching a video called Peter and Paul and was on the lives of these two great servants of God so involved in the birthing of the early church.

I remember one particularly moving scene. I haven't watched it in a long time, so I may not have it quite right, but what I recall is that Peter was kind of sitting on a hillside. He's an older man and he was speaking to a group of disciples, followers of Christ.

And he knew and they knew that it was close to the time when he would be taken away to be crucified. You remember he was crucified

upside down because he didn't feel he was worthy to die in the same way that our

Savior did. But they knew that this would be his final message, his final words.

And Peter just pours at his heart and what he is saying is in essence,

what you read about in the Epistles of First and Second Peter in the movie.

That's what they're having him say.

And it's just the context. I want to remind you of these things and exalting Christ.

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