“Glory to God in the highest [heaven], and on earth peace among men with whom He is well-pleased.” (Luke 2:14 The Amplified Bible)
This meditation is for all believers! Good news! Because you have reconciled your relationship with God through Jesus Christ, you have peace with Him. That’s your peace! Hallelujah! And because of your relationship with Jesus, embodying and exhibiting His principles for living, you will have peace with others. Relationships will be peaceable. That’s your peace!
I’ve got some more good news for you, referring to you who have been rescued from the grip of death and have been redeemed to have life; abundant life and everlasting. As you go through your days on life, whether they are characterized by triumph or turmoil, celebrating occasions or conflicting occurrences, disturbing sickness or delightful health; whether your days are characterized by a testing or a taste of things that make you declare aloud that the Lord, He is good, you can still have peace. Whether you have good days or bad days, you can still have peace on this earth. Hallelujah!
God is well pleased with you, speaking of those who got right with God through faith in the One who gave His life for us on Calvary; God is well pleased with you, and you will experience His favor. God’s favor. His favor: He will protect you, and He will sustain you when you don’t have enough strength to make it through the stuff you face. God’s favor: He will guide you, ordering your steps through His word, and as the Holy Spirit leads you onward and upward. Rejoice! For you will experience His favor; favor that comes from being secure in the Father’s hand. Shout hallelujah one more time, wherever you are right now!
Do you need more convincing to ensure you are rejoicing? Well read the closing verse! Then, as you go through this day, live to please Him who has blessed you!
Love you, my friend! Be blessed!
“For the Lord God is a sun and shield; the Lord will give grace and glory;
no good thing will He withhold from those who walk uprightly.” (Psalm 84:11 New King James Version)
I know that I am safe in His arms. I know that He is my Protector and my Redeemer. I know because of His mercy and grace, I have peace in Him knowing that I am His child. I have peace during times of trouble or joy. I also know that in all things, I should be grateful and appreciate what He does for me. Because of Him, I experience peace.
Philippians 4:6-7 is often considered the most powerful and comforting verse for peace. It promises that the “peace of God, which surpasses all understanding,” will protect your heart and mind when you replace anxiety with prayer and thanksgiving.
Great response, LaTanza! Appreciate you meditating and making others aware of these words of wisdom