I don't know how we can have the heart of Jesus without having a weeping heart.

When you look at the pain of the world and the sin in your own heart,

do you ever slow down and weep?

Nancy Demas Walgmou says we don't slow down. down and I look at that and I look at that and I say Lord you got to change my heart

when you can't manufacture this God I want you to give me the heart of Christ.

You're listening to the Revive Our Hearts podcast for July 16,

2024. I'm Danna Gresch, our host is the author of Brokenness The Heart God Revives.

Nancy De Moss Waldler.

Over the years I have had a commitment and have really made an effort not to teach beyond where my own life is or at least my commitment to walk there and occasionally we come to a topic and today is one of those where I'm really hesitant to teach it because I know that what I'm teaching

is way beyond where I'm living.

Nancy's continuing in the series, the cry of the captives.

We're in Psalm 126 and I would just skip this,

but you can't teach this passage and skip this verse. But we've been talking about the cost of

sewing. Psalm 126, those who sew in tears shall reap in joy. First the cost of sewing we sew in tears and then the certainty of

reaping we will reap in joy. We've been talking about this in the spiritual realm

whether it's you as a mom or in ministry in the context of the local church as we're investing in the lives of others

we want to see God send revival there's a there's a price tag and part of the price tag that is talked about in this passage is this issue of tears.

And we talked in the last session about a couple of different kinds of tears.

First the tears of labor, travail, effort, perseverance, patience, like a mother in

travail to give birth to a child.

That's one kind of weeping.

The Apostle Paul said, and when he ministered in Ephesus for three years he says for night and day I

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