I Choose – Week 4 | Important Over Urgent

The to-do list wins again: bills, email, kids, work deadlines, the errands that always seem urgent. This sermon names that familiar strain — feeling pulled in a dozen directions and convinced there’s simply not enough time for what really matters. Using the story of two sisters — one frazzled by preparations, one who sits and listens — the message holds up a mirror to our scattered lives and the way busyness can masquerade as necessity. The talk argues for choosing the important over the urgent and offers clear, practical moves: schedule your priorities, steward your strengths and delegate the rest, and learn to say no so a bigger “yes” can lead. More than productivity tips, it points to a single, steady focus that reshapes how the rest of life fits together. Listen to see what it looks like to reorder a life so the one thing that matters most actually gets done — and imagine the ripple that choice could make.