Man, brokenheartedness, right? We live in a fallen world and it is a reality. And I think,

you know, like the word talks about, that the heart could sorrow, right, even in laughter,

even in cheer and joy that appears to be that on the outside, someone could be a deeply brokenhearted.

We don't know what people are going through.

And that's where I get convicted, where I get frustrated with someone.

But man, just to stop and think, man, they could just be absolutely devastated by something.

Or even if it's not like maybe an event like that, just the lostness

that people who don't know the Lord experience daily. It should be a mentality on the part of the Christian thinks that person's going through something terrible. Because you can't ask them, they won't tell you. Excuse me? I know you're a stranger. Tell me what you're going through. Tell me what's going on in the whole life. Yeah, but it is a reality, and we are in a broken world.

And I mean, all of us have experienced a broken heart to some degree.

And, you know, whatever it is, I mean, whether it's lost, betrayal, rejection, a death, disappointment.

It's a reality.

It's going to come to all of us, first of all, right? A broken

heart. And when you're brokenhearted, you don't need a cliche, you need Christ. But

that's all the world has. They're just little maxim-like sayings, just puns, clichés,

just keep a stiff upper lip. When you come to the end of your rope, just tie a knot

and hold on, right? There's no meaning behind what the world would give you. So we have to always

rely upon scripture because our hope is found in Christ. Our hope is Christ. Christ is revealed inside of His Word, and when we come

across verses like this, the Lord is near to the brokenhearted, and he saves the crushed in spirit,

or come to me all you who labor and are heavy-laden, I will give you rest, or casting all your

anxieties on him because he cares for you,

or he'll wipe away every tear from your eye. Those are not cliches. This is something of

great substance that you can hold on to. If you're going to go through the fire, you might as well

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