Have you been struggling to find peace lately? Have you been feeling rushed? Has sickness gotten you down? Are you worried or fearful? Come and receive the gift of peace this Christmas

Jesus told His disciples to share their witness of His death, burial, and resurrection. He wanted them to explain to people around the world the great news of His gift of salvation. He died for man’s sin and has reclaimed authority to us. So, what was His message? “…and your feet sandaled with readiness for the gospel of peace.” – Ephesians 6:15

One of the greatest things we can hear as believers in Jesus is that it’s not up to us to fix ourselves. We only need to be aware of our brokenness and sin, acknowledge it to the King of kings, and accept His redemptive forgiveness. Then, as His Holy Spirit takes up eternal residence within us, He begins to make room for more of Jesus in our lives. He shapes and molds us to be more like Him. Our job at this point is to surrender ourselves to His leading, to bask in the wonder of His word, and to worship Him all the days of our lives. The more we submit to this, the greater the impact He will have.

It can be very difficult to find peace in the chaos and calamities of life. If you’re in a busy and loud season or a quiet and somber one, peace often seems to be the first thing that goes missing. How can you find peace “when sea billows roll”?⁠

Grief is a strange and uncomfortable thing to go through, no matter how familiar it may be. I liken it to a boat in a storm. No matter how seasoned a sailor you are, there’s always a big wave that can rock the boat. We never expect it. No one can. When it hits, it’s all consuming.

He is my Rock and Firm Foundation. In all seasons, I can trust that He is unshakable

What do we do? Some say listen. Some say speak out. What is right? No one really knows, so we need to go back to truth.

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There are so many people that are hurting right now. There are so many seeking prayer and needing support. God provides rest, comfort, and understanding for you today.