The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry

John Mark Comer's million-copy seller lands a real cultural diagnosis — the spiritual cost of constant busyness — and backs it with substantive biblical grounding drawn from the rhythms of Jesus' life. Some theologians find it leaning too far into self-help territory rather than the full weight of gospel, and readers without schedule flexibility may find the practical steps harder to apply, but for evangelical Christians feeling the squeeze of modern pace, this resonates genuinely and deeply.