Does it astound you that the son of God became weary? Janet Partial is amazed.

Jesus leaves the splendor of the throne room of heaven, where he was king and Lord and heard

Hosanna all day long and praises, and he comes down and puts on sandals and walks in the muck and mire and dust and dirt of

the earthly experience and gets thirsty and gets tired why because the bible says he's acquainted

with all of our sorrows he comforts us because he knows the human condition.

He weeps at our losses.

He grieves at our sorrows.

But thank you, Jesus, you didn't leave the story there.

Knowing is one thing.

Doing is an entirely other thing.

So Jesus got tired.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of Brokenness,

The Heart God Revives.

For August 24th, 2020, I'm Dan A Gresh.

Hey, Dana, have you ever played one of those Would You Rather games?

You know, they pit some strange thing against another strange thing, like, would you rather be ripped shreds by a shark or flattened by a steamroller?

Oh, those are bad choices, Nancy.

I want to play a different version.

Okay, well, here's a thought-provoking one.

Would you rather lose the ability to read or lose the ability to speak?

Oh, terrible choice.

Probably lose the ability to read. Someone can read to me. Good answer. So here's one.

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