Sunday Follow-Up: When you are busybusybusy

On Sunday, February 9, Pastor Chelsey continued our series from Mark, “Who do you say I am?” with a message from Mark 6.45-52 (Jesus walks on water). You can hear that sermon on our current series website (or in the archives). One of the strong images in that passage is the disciples straining at the oars, trying very hard on their own to make it to the other side of the sea against an adverse wind. While they are straining, Jesus is aware of their struggles, as he spends the evening praying on a mountaintop.

Today, busyness and being in a hurry can be our way of ‘straining at the oars.’

In such a hurry

Here’s a review of a book called Crazy Busy: A (Mercifully) Short Book About a (Really) Big ProblemĀ  by Kevin DeYoung. You may find it worth your time!

Courtney offers a guide for busy moms to stay in the Word.

And Tim shares his reflections on why “Life is too short to be in a hurry.”

Photo by Sabrina M. Used with permission. Sourced by Flickr.