Man wearing "Jesus Saves" saved by nurse named Jesus after heart attack

A runner who was wearing "Jesus saves" bib was saved by a nurse named Jesus after he collapsed from suffering a heart attack.

Tyler Moon, a 25-year-old man, from the USA participated in a 10-mile race. Originally he had his name on bib but then in the last minute he decided to change it to "Jesus saves."

Moon ran for 8 miles before he suffered a heart attack and collapsed and cracked his head on the pavement. Another runner, named Jesus "Jesse" Bueno, who was a registered nurse came right behind him.

Jesus helped to save his life along with other medical professionals. Moon is now recovering from cardiac arrest and broken bones.

"One day I got a thought - I thought it was from God and that it should be a profession of faith - and changed it to 'Jesus Saves,' so that another runner or someone in the audience would see it ... that Jesus saves us for eternity," said Moon, reports Times Now.

"Thank you to everyone who helped me and thanks to all the runners who stopped and saved my life. I believe God placed all those people there at the right time and the right place for His glory," he said.