This is leading the way with Dr. Michael Youssef.

It has been said that Palm Sunday was the beginning of the week that has changed the world.

And absolutely it did.

For when Jesus entered into Jerusalem, he entered as the conquering king, and that is a prophecy

of his reigning and ruling as the king of kings and the Lord of Lords, which soon

will take place.

So celebrate and rejoice that our Lord Jesus is king.

This weekend marks Palm Sunday and the commencement of Holy Week all around the world.

Many churches focus on the triumphal entry into Jerusalem,

and yet it's often overlooked that as Jesus crested the hill,

with the entire city of Jerusalem coming into view, he sobbed over their

spiritual condition. Today, Dr. Michael Yousaf takes you to that moment of weeping. It's a message

he's called, the day the Lord sobbed. And we think this moment brings to life a reality of today

as well. Listen with me.

People weep for a variety of reasons. Some people natural weep over loss. Others weep out of

self-pity. There are others still who weep when they suffer the consequences of their own sin or the sin of others that impacts them.

Some spiritually sensitive people weep not only over our own sin, but also the sin of the nation.

Now, to be sure, there are some people who cannot shed tears. They may weep inwardly,

but they cannot weep with tears. In fact, there's a difference between weeping and tears,

and not necessarily one and the same. In fact, in the physical realm, there is a condition.

People get diagnosed with the rare disease called the Shogran syndrome,

and those folks who have this particular disease, they cannot produce tears. The antibodies

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