I Am Slap-Wore-Out

Keep the Heart

Francie Taylor

Religion & Spirituality:christianity, Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.9 • 632 Ratings

🗓️ 19 April 2022

⏱️ 10 minutes

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I can’t remember where I was when a young woman told me that she was "slap wore out," but it was somewhere in the south. It cracked me up because I’ve never heard that phrase before. I’m still learning how to speak southern. What does this have to do with today’s episode? Everything, because after over 30 flight segments in a few hectic months of conference travel, this teacher is slap wore out. Today’s episode will be more like a freelance coffee date with a sister. Have you ever been so tired that you were afraid to drive your car? Or have you ever been so bone weary that you fell asleep fully dressed? Or maybe you’ve been so exhausted that you totally forgot about an important appointment and didn’t even realize it until someone told you? I am right there with you. I was so overbooked a while ago that I forgot to disarm the security system on my way out the door. I accidentally tripped the alarm, but still got into my car and drove away. I didn’t even hear the 60 second warning chime because I shut the door behind me so quicky, the beep-beep of the warning didn’t register! It wasn’t until the security company called me to ask if everything was alright that I realized that I had created a false alarm. When we’re worn out, we can activate lots of alarms. Are you slap-wore out? This episode will share three things from Scripture that are points to ponder for the weary. Maybe you should listen while lying down. I'm only sort of kidding. Listen to this during break time. NEW! Vitamins for the Soul: A Study on Maintaining Spiritual Health Study tool: Ponder the Path: A 31-Day Devotional A Perfect Gift: Pink & Brown Compact KJV Bible It's Back in Stock! Rose Gold Personal Size KJV Bible Start Your Bible Study Group: ICU New Testament Leader Guide Thank You For Your Podcast Donations! FOLLOW Keep the Heart on Instagram LIKE Keep the Heart on Facebook FOLLOW Francie on Facebook

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0:00.0	I don't remember exactly what state I was in, but I was somewhere here in the South when a young
0:05.1	woman said to me, I am slap war out. I had to have her repeat it because I didn't know what
0:11.7	she said. It cracked me up. I'd never heard of the phrase I'm slap war out. I'm still learning
0:19.2	to speak Southern. What does this have to do with today's episode?
0:23.5	Well, everything, because after over 30 flight segments, this teacher has slapped war out.
0:30.4	Today's episode will be a bit of a freelance coffee date with a sister.
0:37.9	Thank you for joining Keep the Heart for today's podcast with Francie Taylor.
0:42.8	Francie is an author, conference speaker, and teacher.
0:46.2	She is passionate about teaching what to do with what we learn from God's Word.
0:52.1	Now back to today's valuable study. Have you ever been so bone weary
1:00.3	that you were afraid to drive your car? Or have you ever been so tired that you fell asleep fully
1:06.1	dressed? Or maybe you've been slap wore out and you forgot an appointment and didn't realize it until
1:12.0	someone told you. I'm right there with you. I was so overbooked a while ago that I forgot to
1:19.0	disarm the security system on my way out the door and I set it off and I drove away. I didn't even
1:26.1	hear the 60-second warning chime because I shut the door behind me
1:29.8	so quickly in a hurry that it didn't register. It wasn't until the security company called me as I was
1:35.9	driving and they were asking me if everything was all right and then I realized I had created a false
1:41.4	alarm. You know, when we're worn out, we can activate lots of alarms.
1:47.3	Are you slap war out? Well, let's consider three things from scripture that are just
1:52.4	points to ponder. Remember, this is a coffee date with a sister. We're not going to get too intense here
1:57.5	because your teacher is tired. So here we go, number one out of three. Jesus took his
2:03.8	slap wore out disciples aside for a rest. We should copy that. Listen to what it says in Mark 630 through
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