In this powerful exploration of faith and resilience, we encounter the remarkable story of Parker Byrd, a young baseball player whose dreams were nearly shattered by a devastating accident. At just 14, he had already committed to play Division I baseball, but a tragic boating incident resulted in the amputation of his right leg. What makes Parker's story extraordinary isn't just his physical comeback—it's the spiritual transformation that occurred in his mindset. Instead of asking 'Why me?'—a question we all ask when facing trials—Parker chose to ask 'Why not me?' This shift, grounded in Romans 8:28, reminds us that God doesn't waste our pain. Every hardship, every setback, every moment that doesn't make sense can be transformed when we invite God to work through it. Parker's journey from amputation through 22 surgeries to becoming the first NCAA Division I baseball player with a prosthetic leg demonstrates that our circumstances don't define us—our faith does. When we choose to trust God's purpose even in our darkest moments, we open ourselves to possibilities we never imagined. The devotion also points us to Matthew 6:34, encouraging us not to worry about tomorrow but to focus on today's challenges with faith. Whether we're facing physical injury, academic struggles, or life's unexpected turns, the message is clear: communicate your struggles, trust God's timing, and remember that He can bring good from anything when we love Him and walk according to His purpose.