Unhurried to Live More Fully

Summary

Bruce Wesley explores the concept of "striving" — the tendency to rush and do more in an attempt to create a fuller life. Drawing from a personal story about his first car and referencing a song about hurrying, he introduces the idea of "hurry sickness" and its impact on personal well-being. The sermon begins to outline seven signs of moving too quickly, with irritability being the first indicator that someone might be overextending themselves. The practical takeaway suggests that constantly pushing harder and faster may actually deplete one's life energy rather than enhance it.