In part seven of Living Under the Influence, Pastor Brian exposes the flaw in culture’s equation for peace—which tries to subtract problems—and reveals that true biblical peace (eirēnē / shalom)
Jesus didn’t save us simply to forgive who we’ve been-He is transforming us to become like Him.
The peace God produces in you is meant to become the peace He extends through you.
Peace doesn’t come from holding on tighter. It grows every time you surrender something to God.
Peace doesn’t remove every anxious thought—but it won’t let anxiety become the authority.
You don’t ultimately need more peace—you need to stay close to the Prince of Peace.
Peace isn’t found in perfect circumstances. Peace is found in the perfect Savior.
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