"Why Me?"
"Why Me?" Usually, when we hear (or think of) the question, "Why me?", we are expecting someone to be bemoaning their situation or condition in life. This expression does not always evidence a case of self-pity, but oftentimes it does. . . . For all fallen human persons (sinners), but especially for those who are born again to a living hope in Jesus Christ through and via God's gospel of grace, the query, "Why me?", should be directed to the further inquiry, "Why has God been so good to me?" The reason I even include all fallen human sinners, is because none of us deserve anything good from God. In fact, with regard to our "deserts," we all --even simply because of our Fall in Adam--"deserve" condemnation, hell, misery, wrath, and suffering. But this is not the universally-experienced estate of even unregenerate ...