“Again the watchman reported, “He reached them, but he is not coming back. And the driving is like the driving of Jehu the son of Nimshi, for he drives furiously.””
The watchman recognizes Jehu only by how he drives — some people carry a calling so distinct it's visible even from a distance.
Two riders had already been sent and neither returned — Jehu was too irresistible to be turned aside from his mission.
Jehu's haste wasn't recklessness — it was divine urgency fulfilling the judgment prophesied against the house of Ahab.
Elijah had predicted the end of Ahab's dynasty years earlier — Jehu's furious ride is God's word arriving at its destination.
What seemed delayed — judgment on the wickedness of Ahab's house — arrived with full force when God decided it was time.
Act: identify one task God has already given you that you've delayed out of over-caution, and tackle it today with Jehu's same urgency.