We must choose to obtain, grasp, and receive His peace. Choosing daily to not let go, or lose sight of it, amidst any season. Like salvation, peace is a choice, not a demand.

Some practical knowledge that I have learned through experience, and my walk with Jesus, is simple. God is a God of peace, not a God of confusion. Thankfully, by the power of the Holy Spirit, we as believers have the ability to know the difference between the world's “peace”, and the peace that Jesus freely offers us.

Money is inherently not evil but the “desire” of money is. Your focus becomes what you can get instead of what you can give. Tithing taught me to give to God first because it represented that I valued God more than the money. My life was transformed from a feeling of lack to blessing and abundance. ‍

Money is inherently not evil but the “desire” of money is. Your focus becomes what you can get instead of what you can give. Tithing taught me to give to God first because it represented that I valued God more than the money. My life was transformed from a feeling of lack to blessing and abundance. ‍

By surrendering my need to do everything on my own, it has brought the true peace of God into my life. God has taken the burden of self sufficiency off my shoulders, and I now rest knowing that my help comes from God. I always believed it was possible, but it never felt attainable, until now.

I have been learning to be a good steward of the time and life God gives me each moment. I am doing this by praying about being present in one task at a time. I ask Him to help me accomplish each item of my day. Before I know it I have not ceased in prayer and my day is done. Spending my day with Him has opened my eyes to how much I can trust Him for.