Having a great understanding of peace is pointless unless we are also going to actively pursue it. In this final post I suggest four different aspects of what pursuing peace will mean for us in our daily lives
The world of advertising works on the basis of growing seeds of discontentment in our hearts about what we do or don’t have . That can leave us struggling to experience inner peace. Contentment, however, has been described as a rare jewel and it is something that Paul says we can learn. This blog explores how peace and contentment go hand in hand
We all experience anxiety which conspires to rob of peace within. Unsurprisingly the Bible has plenty to say about anxiety and how His Presence and His Peace are the remedy for our anxiety. In this blog we explore some great words from the Bible about how to deal with our anxious thinking
Conflict has always been, and continues to be, one of the most clear and present needs in our world. We find it hard to get along with others both individually and corporately. In this blog we explore what the Bible has to say about being people of peace.
Our greatest need for peace comes in our relationship to our creator. Paul has much to say about this in his letters in regard to the peace and reconciliation achieved at the Cross.
In January I wrote in my blog Unexpected Blessing that we were expecting a fifth baby. It was quite the surprise and in trying to get our heads around the news God has taken us on quite the journey as we have come to terms with His plans for our lives! I used that blog to reflect upon God’s Sovereignty, Wisdom and Love which I used as a framework to think about all that was going on in our lives. You may also…