THIRSTY 165 (Zarling / Klusmeyer)

Welcome to this week's THIRSTY podcast. I'm Pastor Michael Zarling.

And I'm Pastor Nathan Klusmeyer.

And Nathan, we're talking today about wounds that heal. Those who exalt themselves will be humbled. Uh-

That's a good theme for you.

It is. Uh, and so the, the hymns I, I chose, uh, Jesus Sinners Does Receive. You've got that one?

I do not.

You don't? Okay. 'Cause I picked that one-

Mm-hmm

... because of the confession and absolution. Uh, you know, I like the humility in verse five, "I, a sinner, come to you." The hymn of the day, Son of God, Eternal Savior, they're focusing on Jesus' humility and coming to us-

Yeah

... and for us. Uh-

That one I have.

Yep. And then Soul, Adorn Yourself With Gladness.

Nope.

And you know, that one I have, even though it's not a communion Sunday, it's a communion hymn, but, uh, there, uh, you know, again, that humility. And then, uh, because in verse four it says, "Now I kneel before you lowly." And then finishing with the last few verses of Jesus Do- Sinners Does Receive. How about you?

We have Lord, Help Us Walk Your Servant Way.

Oh.

Um, Blessed Are They, Arise Oh Christian People, and then, and because it's a fifth Sunday, We Give Thee But Thine Own.

Are you, are you gonna remember to sing it?

Yes.

Okay.

That's in, it is in the service folder.

Okay.

So...

I just know that, I, I'm laughing because I know the, the last time we, I was there and we did it-

Nope

... that we didn't-

No, I'm into it

... whoever, you or I, that was leading the service totally forgot it.

No, it was the, I'm, I'm pretty sure it was the or- and you're never supposed to say this, but I'm pretty sure it was our organist just, just kept going. I'm like, "All right."