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And He will be called…. Prince of Peace. Isaiah 9:6

Peace, whether political, diplomatic, social, emotional, or spiritual, can be as tenuous as the clouds. Not one day goes by without some skirmish. From the moment Adam and Eve rebelled against God, man has suffered the consequences of their sin; a world riddled with conflict. There is no peace, at least in terms of peace with a lower-case p.

But true peace is not the absence of problems. Peace is not some sentiment we dredge up from within, nor is it a location we can flee to when life gets bumpy. Peace is a person: Jesus Christ Himself. Paul states in Ephesians 2:14, “He (Jesus) Himself is our peace.”

Many believed the Messiah would liberate the Jews from the oppression of the Roman government. They saw Him as the one who would finally restore peace and reestablish their nation. But Jesus came to fulfill a far greater enemy: He came to destroy sin, hatred, and discord, to tear down the walls of separation between man and God, and restore fellowship with Him. Jesus is the Prince of Peace, the One who rules over the universe, and the only One powerful enough to defeat the prince of darkness.

How can I find this peace, you might ask? How can I stop worrying with everything that’s going on in the world and in my personal life? Go to the source: Jesus Himself.

Thought: “A great many people are trying to make peace, but that has already been done. God has not left it for us to do; all we have to do is to enter into it.” – Dwight L. Moody


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Born to an American father and a British mother, Renée Srch grew up in France where she obtained her French Baccalaureate. She attended IBME in Switzerland, graduating with a degree in Missions and Theology. She is a wife, a mother to three boys, and a critter mom to two rescue dogs and fourteen rescue cats. Renée has led and taught writing workshops through the Ozarks Chapter of American Christian Writers and is currently a member of the Springfield Writer’s Guild and Sleuth's Ink, in Springfield, Mo. Renée has published thirteen books under her given name. She also writes suspense novels under pen name R.J. Dawkins. She writes across genres and for all age groups. Her brand is Wholesome Books for the Whole Family. Besides her own books, she has contributed to four Chicken Soup for the Soul books, two anthologies, and published numerous magazine articles. She has received several awards, among which was an award from Writer’s Digest for her personal essay, Treasures from the Sea, and Global Library Award and Book Cover Award for Miracle Moments; Helping the Rescued Become the Rescuers. Her children’s book, It’s Dark in the Ark, was a number one bestseller on Amazon. You can learn more about her work at www.ReneeVajkoSrch.com, https://www.facebook.com/ReneeVajkoSrch