TEXAS GOSPEL VOLUNTEER
There is only one genuine wellspring of peace available to believers, and it cannot coexist with deliberate disobedience to God’s will. Living against God’s instruction while expecting to feel calm and settled simply isn’t possible; the two cannot exist together.
The promise offered instead is remarkable in its scope: a peace so complete and unusual that it defies ordinary explanation. It allows a person to remain calm and steady on the inside even while circumstances around them are falling apart. This kind of stability doesn’t come from controlling outward events; it comes from an inward unity with God himself.
Christ described his own relationship with the Father as one of complete oneness, declaring that to have seen him was to have seen the Father as well. That same unity is offered to believers today. The honest question worth asking is what, if anything, is currently standing between a person and that kind of closeness with the Lord.
“Peace I leave with you. My peace I give to you. I do not give to you as the world gives. Don’t let your heart be troubled or fearful.
John 14:27 (CSB)
