His Peace

Hello everyone,

How are you doing on this day? I hope well and bubbling in the Lord. We thank God for His peace that He has given to us. John 14v27 (AMP) says, “Peace I leave with you; My [own] peace I now give and bequeath to you. Not as the world gives do I give to you. Do not let your heart be troubled, neither let them be afraid. [Stop allowing yourselves to be agitated and disturbed; and do not permit yourselves to be fearful and intimidated and cowardly and unsettled].”

Here, the Lord makes a difference between His peace and the peace of the world. If we look at the peace that the world gives, it is unreliable – it really cannot be trusted. A person can tell you not to worry, but anything can happen to that person. On the other hand, when the Lord says, be at peace, wow, He is the owner of heaven and earth; everything submits to Him, He can back it up with His power and His grace. The world cannot do that. The peace of the world is fleeting, but God’s peace is lasting. The world’s peace is unwarranted, but God’s peace can be trusted. Hallelujah.

Beloved, God has given you His peace and He is asking today that you should not allow yourself to be agitated anymore, don’t be disturbed… don’t be afraid. Do not be afraid, and do not be worried. In conclusion, 1 Peter 1v2 says, “who were chosen and foreknown by God the Father and consecrated (sanctified, made holy) by the spirit to be obedient to Jesus Christ (the Messiah) and to be sprinkled with [His] blood: May grace (spiritual blessing) and peace be given you in an increasing abundance [that spiritual peace to be realized in and through Christ, freedom from fears, agitating passions, and moral conflicts].” May the peace of God continue to abound toward us all in Jesus name, amen.

Prayer point

Father, we thank You o much for this day. we thank You for the peace that You have given to us. We thank You that this peace shall be multiplied toward us. Blessed be Your name in Jesus name, amen. Father, we submit to You and receive this peace from You, refusing to allow ourselves to be agitated, disturbed, fearful, intimidated, cowardly and unsettled in Jesus name, amen.