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Peace is a gift from God, not self-made. In life’s chaos, we can rest in Christ by trusting Him, praying, reflecting and making daily choices that nurture our faith.
In the middle of life’s storms, it can often feel like peace is the last thing we can grasp. Through the difficulties we face, we can lean on our faith as an anchor, relying on God to give us strength and peace. Let’s look at some of the practical steps we can take to find peace in our hearts and lives.
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The Bible tells us that peace isn’t something we create but a gift God blessed us. Jesus was called the Prince of Peace in Isaiah 9:6, which stands as a promise and ability to bring peace to our hearts. We can rest in God and find peace amongst the chaos. We can take comfort in knowing that God overcame the world and all of its troubles — that we are not alone.
God is here to fight our battles and to help us. As we lean on our great and mighty Prince of Peace, we may find and experience peace within ourselves. We will still face difficulties, but in the midst of that, we can take refuge in God and rest in the certainty that God is with us.
Everyone may be different in how they are able to find peace. Some may enjoy the company of others, whereas others may enjoy some space and privacy. It’s important to know that peace may not always come instantly. Sometimes it’s a process that involves intentional daily choices.
Here are some practical steps you can take to find peace:
