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Summary of John Mark Comer's The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry
Please This is a companion version & not the original book.
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#1 The root problem behind many of the symptoms of toxicity in our world is hurry. Yet Willard’s reply is not what I would expect. I live in one of the most secular, progressive cities in America, but if you were to ask me, What is the great challenge to your spiritual life in Portland. I wouldn’t say hurry.
#2 The enemy will try to distract you from your goals and life mission by making you busy. Busyness is a major distraction from spiritual life.
#3 In the kingdom, the opposite of love is not hate, but hurry. The opposite of joy is not sadness, but hurry. And the opposite of peace is not anxiety, but hurry.
#4 The epidemic of pathological busyness is not just a danger to our health, but also to our faith. We are so distracted and rushed that we settle for a mediocre version of our faith, instead of living it.
Sample Book
#1 The root problem behind many of the symptoms of toxicity in our world is hurry. Yet Willard’s reply is not what I would expect. I live in one of the most secular, progressive cities in America, but if you were to ask me, What is the great challenge to your spiritual life in Portland. I wouldn’t say hurry.
#2 The enemy will try to distract you from your goals and life mission by making you busy. Busyness is a major distraction from spiritual life.
#3 In the kingdom, the opposite of love is not hate, but hurry. The opposite of joy is not sadness, but hurry. And the opposite of peace is not anxiety, but hurry.
#4 The epidemic of pathological busyness is not just a danger to our health, but also to our faith. We are so distracted and rushed that we settle for a mediocre version of our faith, instead of living it.
11 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 22, 2022
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January 17, 2026
This entry serves as a placeholder while I read an unpublished manuscript titled “How to Spend a Day with Jesus” by John Mark Comer. The work is not currently available to the public, but this title is being used to track my reading progress.
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