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

This week's episode, Why Me and Other Hard Questions, really struck a chord with so many of the listeners.

It's still being downloaded. I thought of a different question. It's related but different.

If we could schedule adversity, when would we want it on our calendars?

The day of adversity doesn't make appointments, as we can already tell. This episode provides

examples of how we can reframe the hard questions into prayer requests that are based on

scripture. Let's listen again. Lately with so many difficulties going on, I'm wondering if

maybe you've had something happen in a loved one's life and they looked at you in shock and sadly asked,

why me? That's a hard question, isn't it? In fact, it doesn't matter if you're a seasoned veteran to hardship and loss. It's still

a question that doesn't have an easy answer. Sometimes we ask questions that cannot be fully

answered on this side of heaven. Thank you for joining Keep the Heart for today's podcast with Francie Taylor.

Francie is an author, teacher, and conference speaker.

Sharing lessons from the Word of God is her passion.

Now, back to today's important study.

Thank you. Now, back to today's important study. It used to be true that if you suffered something catastrophic, you were considered somewhat rare.

People would flock to the side of a person when they received a sobering diagnosis or if someone in their family had passed away,

but now, with so much going on in our world, more people have been struck by hardships and grief

than ever before. Has death accelerated? Or is it just more noticeable because we're keeping track of the

numbers? That's another question that has no easy answer.

But this we do know. Things have changed and we have more questions than answers.

Let's consider three common questions that don't have easy answers. And then let's rewrite them

into prayer requests. Now the purpose of this exercise is to increase

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