Peter's Path
The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry hits home because it speaks to the tiredness many feel from always being busy. Comer starts with his own story of working too hard and breaking down, which makes the book feel honest and close. He shows how hurry stops us from loving others well, with examples like missing time with family or feeling angry in traffic.
The parts on Jesus’ habits, such as getting up early to pray or walking everywhere, prove a different pace is possible even today. Comer backs his points with science on stress and old wisdom from church leaders. The four practices come with clear steps, like turning off notifications or keeping one day free each week.
His writing mixes humour with serious thought, keeping the pages turning. The book ends with hope, showing that small changes bring big peace.
Originally posted at peterspath.net.
The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry hits home because it speaks to the tiredness many feel from always being busy. Comer starts with his own story of working too hard and breaking down, which makes the book feel honest and close. He shows how hurry stops us from loving others well, with examples like missing time with family or feeling angry in traffic.
The parts on Jesus’ habits, such as getting up early to pray or walking everywhere, prove a different pace is possible even today. Comer backs his points with science on stress and old wisdom from church leaders. The four practices come with clear steps, like turning off notifications or keeping one day free each week.
His writing mixes humour with serious thought, keeping the pages turning. The book ends with hope, showing that small changes bring big peace.
Originally posted at peterspath.net.