Anchor Points: Slow Down Before You Crack. When Rushing Ahead Costs You More Than Time.

We call it “being productive.” But what if rushing through the list is actually slowing down what God’s trying to do in us?

In today’s Anchor Point, Devin shares how rushing through a project (like painting a basement) can end up costing us far more than time. What started as a "quick" paint job turned into cracked walls, peeled paint, and a gentle conviction. Sometimes, skipping steps isn’t just a bad habit, it’s disobedience.

Through a relatable story and the wisdom of Proverbs 24:27, Devin invites us to pause, prepare, and trust that God’s process is always better than our shortcuts.

In today’s Anchor Point, you’ll hear:

• Why moving too fast often leads to cracks later
• How “cutting corners” can actually be a spiritual issue
• What Proverbs teaches us about preparation, patience, and obedience

Scripture (NIV):

Proverbs 24:27 – “Put your outdoor work in order and get your fields ready; after that, build your house.”

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