Emmy Moore

Because when I suffer, I get to experience the heart of God and I get to experience a part of him I've never been able to experience before. And so I'm just going to leave with that encouragement is that if God suffered for you, why won't you suffer for him? Why won't you suffer for him? Because God is a blameless God who is just right and perfectly good. And yet he didn't have to suffer, but did.

Because when I suffer, I get to experience the heart of God and I get to experience a part of him I've never been able to experience before. And so I'm just going to leave with that encouragement is that if God suffered for you, why won't you suffer for him? Why won't you suffer for him? Because God is a blameless God who is just right and perfectly good. And yet he didn't have to suffer, but did.

And so be invited into the compassion of God and remain there because you just got to let your suffering be for the sake of God and not for yourself. And your suffering allows you to empathize with God in essence. And it's beautiful.

And so be invited into the compassion of God and remain there because you just got to let your suffering be for the sake of God and not for yourself. And your suffering allows you to empathize with God in essence. And it's beautiful.

And, like, man, the crucifixion is just something else because when you learn the extremities of what Jesus endured, which I don't even feel like I could go into it right now because I would just cry. But, Jesus, do you want me to? man, I feel like I'm just going to cry, but it's okay.

And, like, man, the crucifixion is just something else because when you learn the extremities of what Jesus endured, which I don't even feel like I could go into it right now because I would just cry. But, Jesus, do you want me to? man, I feel like I'm just going to cry, but it's okay.

And before God would ever give us an outlet for us to empathize with him and to experience that suffering with him, we have to first understand that God empathizes with us in our suffering. Like Hebrews 4, 14, 15 says that for we do not have a high priest who is unable to empathize with our weakness for he has been tempted in each and every single way just as we have, but yet has not sinned.

And before God would ever give us an outlet for us to empathize with him and to experience that suffering with him, we have to first understand that God empathizes with us in our suffering. Like Hebrews 4, 14, 15 says that for we do not have a high priest who is unable to empathize with our weakness for he has been tempted in each and every single way just as we have, but yet has not sinned.

So God literally sent his one and only son because he wanted to empathize desperately and deeply with you to just understand and acknowledge that you're weak. So it's like when you understand that Jesus was sent in order for God to empathize with us, it gives you such more of a heart for God because God didn't have to suffer. He could have left us to suffer, but yet he chose suffering.

So God literally sent his one and only son because he wanted to empathize desperately and deeply with you to just understand and acknowledge that you're weak. So it's like when you understand that Jesus was sent in order for God to empathize with us, it gives you such more of a heart for God because God didn't have to suffer. He could have left us to suffer, but yet he chose suffering.

Like he is a perfect and good and just God. And he chose suffering. And I think sometimes like we, we're so cocky and confident and egotistical within ourselves that we probably need to repent for to where we look at our suffering and we'll cry out and ask God, why? Why did God allow me to suffer? Why did God allow me to do these things as if he didn't?

Like he is a perfect and good and just God. And he chose suffering. And I think sometimes like we, we're so cocky and confident and egotistical within ourselves that we probably need to repent for to where we look at our suffering and we'll cry out and ask God, why? Why did God allow me to suffer? Why did God allow me to do these things as if he didn't?

as if he wasn't put up on a cross and endured our sins on our behalf. And I want to take out this imagery that we have of like cute little Jesus having nails through his hands on a, on a wooden cross. Like when you understand that Jesus is, man, I can't say this without crying. So I'm just like going to try my best to push through. But when you understand that, oh my gosh, okay, I could do it.

as if he wasn't put up on a cross and endured our sins on our behalf. And I want to take out this imagery that we have of like cute little Jesus having nails through his hands on a, on a wooden cross. Like when you understand that Jesus is, man, I can't say this without crying. So I'm just like going to try my best to push through. But when you understand that, oh my gosh, okay, I could do it.

Evie, just talk about the crucifixion, what Jesus has done for us. It's so good. When you understand that your suffering is nothing compared to what Jesus did for us, like he stood and was pinned on that cross, like naked. and sorry oh my gosh keep it together he was naked they whipped him i'm sorry they whipped him

Evie, just talk about the crucifixion, what Jesus has done for us. It's so good. When you understand that your suffering is nothing compared to what Jesus did for us, like he stood and was pinned on that cross, like naked. and sorry oh my gosh keep it together he was naked they whipped him i'm sorry they whipped him

Till blood was gushing out of him, and his intestines ringing out, and his back was torn open to where you could see his spine. And they spat on him, and they placed a crown of thorns on his head and bogged him. And they made him carry on top of that a 200-pound cross to a hill on which they would kill him on. And then the people he loved the most abandoned him and left him.

Till blood was gushing out of him, and his intestines ringing out, and his back was torn open to where you could see his spine. And they spat on him, and they placed a crown of thorns on his head and bogged him. And they made him carry on top of that a 200-pound cross to a hill on which they would kill him on. And then the people he loved the most abandoned him and left him.

Even his own father left him for a moment. And when Jesus died on that cross, like every time he went to breathe, like he literally had to lift himself up just to get a breath. Every time he breathed, he literally had to like extend his chest up.

Even his own father left him for a moment. And when Jesus died on that cross, like every time he went to breathe, like he literally had to lift himself up just to get a breath. Every time he breathed, he literally had to like extend his chest up.