Week 4: Hurry
For five weeks, we will be tackling issues that have raged out of control over the last couple of years like anxiety, anger, depression, hurry and addiction. Our goal is to let God help us through these hard times, so that when challenges hit us and we start to feel it on the inside, we’ll have the tools to work it out.
When we become too hurried, our lives can feel out-of-control.
In John Mark Comer’s book, The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry, he gives a quiz on the symptoms of Hurry Sickness.
Isolation
If you want to experience the life of Jesus, you must adopt the lifestyle of Jesus.
Jesus invited us into a “full life.” John 10:10 (MSG)
Jesus was busy but never hurried. The Gospels repeat the the phrase, “as Jesus walked along…”
Matthew 6:34 (NLT) Jesus said to not worry about tomorrow.
Jesus made several statements about how to live. Mark 1:35-39 (NLT)
Jesus made the first “thing” first.
Mark 1:35 (NLT)
This is the principle of the tithe: give back to God the first 10% of everything.
Jesus took control of His schedule.
Mark 1:36 (NLT)
Mark 1:37 (NLT)
Jesus said no.
Mark 1:38 (NLT)
Jesus did what God lead Him to do.
Mark 1:39 (NLT)
Matthew 11:28-30 (NLT)
Practice the discipline of “slowing.”
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