Welcome to Teach Back Tuesday where we play the most popular episodes from the previous season.

The first time I heard the phrase, I am slap wore out. It made me laugh so hard. I had never

heard of such a thing, but then I got a visual. My mind was thinking, oh, that must be what you

describe when you've burnt yourself to such a crisp, why do we keep saying yes when we're

overbooked and completely overdone? Is there something in us that thinks we don't need rest?

Or do we enjoy being so tired that we're making poor choices? Or maybe we think so highly of

ourselves and our systems that we just don't want to ask anyone for help.

We don't have to live the slap war out life. Let's listen to this episode again.

I don't remember exactly what state I was in, but I was somewhere here in the South when a young woman said to me,

I am slap war out. I had to have her repeat it because I didn't know

what she said. It cracked me up. I'd never heard of the phrase I'm slap war out. I'm still learning

to speak Southern. What does this have to do with today's episode? Well, everything, because after over 30 flight segments,

this teacher has slapped war out. Today's episode will be a bit of a freelance coffee date with a sister.

Thank you for joining Keep the Heart for today's podcast with Francie Taylor.

Francie is an author, conference speaker, and teacher.

She is passionate about teaching what to do with what we learn from God's Word.

Now back to today's valuable study.

Have you ever been so bone-weary that you were afraid to drive your car? Or have you ever

been so tired that you fell asleep fully dressed? Or maybe you've been slap wore out and you forgot

an appointment and didn't realize it until someone told you. I'm 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, and I set it off,

and I drove away. I didn't even hear the 60-second warning chime because I shut the door behind me so

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