Today on Revive Our Hearts, we'll ask them difficult questions.

Do you ever feel like you wish it were terminal?

Like the pain could be ended?

You know, Dan, I want him to be out of the pain, but I keep thanking the Lord that I still have him.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, along with Danegresh,

for September 18, 2019.

If you or someone you know is going through an intense period of physical suffering, you'll want to be sure to listen in today.

And even if life seems fine for you right now, you still need to listen to today's program.

Because most certainly the day will come when you encounter this kind of difficulty either in your own life

or in the life of someone you love. Now, I'll warn you, you might want to have some tissues handy,

too. Yesterday, we heard the first part of a sweet conversation between two of my dearest friends,

Dana Gresh and Kimberly Wagner. Kim told us how her husband Leroy suddenly collapsed one day

a couple of years ago. He suffers from a rare disease that has caused paralysis and keeps him

in constant pain. And Kimberly is his primary caregiver. So every day is really difficult for both

of them. If you'd like to hear yesterday's program,

you'll find it wherever you get our podcast or at our website, revive our hearts.com.

Now, when we left off yesterday, Kim was explaining that she recently taught a women's Bible study

through the New Testament book of James. She mentioned two particular passages in James

that stood out to her. In chapter five, James talks about confessing your sins to one another

so you can pray for one another so you can be healed. She said she had to wrestle with that passage

and what it means because for whatever reasons, after much

prayer and waiting on the Lord, God has not yet chosen to heal Leroy. And then Kimberly mentioned

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