Tuesday, October 22, 2019

Faith and Peace



Therefore, since we have been justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ. Romans 5:1-2 (ESV)

Paul explains in chapter 4 of Romans that Abraham believed God and, because of that, he was justified before God.

He concludes that because of our faith, we, also, receive peace with the Lord God through the Lord Jesus Christ.

Our trust in Jesus is because of what He did for us at Calvary. He took away our sins and placed them on Himself. Those big ones that we’d rather no one know about and those ‘little’ ones that we tend to commit every day. Even those ones we feel we do because we are “tired”, “angry”, or “right in doing it.”

Our faith should grow as we grow in the LORD. It grows as we face trials in our lives. Each of us learns something new about God and ourselves as we await the outcome of each difficult circumstance in our lives.

Each of God’s children desires to have peace in their lives. The kind of peace God offers His children is true and everlasting peace.  The peace the world offers lasts until the next misunderstood statement is uttered, the next hostile act is done, or the next act of terrorism happens.

Don’t you think God’s peace is better?

 

4 comments:

  1. Yes, yes, God's peace is so much better, great post Cecelia. Short and to the point :)

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  2. Marja: It's always encouraging to hear from you. Thank you for the kind words. Peace and blessings.

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  3. Yes, God's peace is what we need and long for. In this world we may never see that kind of peace, but in the world to come we will have everlasting peace. Praying for the peace of our country and world every day, even so. May God reign and rule in our land.

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    1. God's peace is the best peace. We should all be praying for peace and Spiritual unity in our churches, our families, out cities, our nation and our world.

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