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The Prince of Peace

John  14:27  "Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you: not as the world giveth, give I unto you. Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid."
 
If you're a good student of the WORD as you ought to be(2Tim2:15), you'd know what the above text scripture really means. The scripture above shows there really are two kinds of peace, the peace the world gives, and the peace Jesus gives. Many at times, people have often inferred peace to be the absence of trouble, well, but not entirely so, peace isn't really the absence of trouble, peace is the presence of Jesus, He is the Prince of Peace. There is such a peace a man can enjoy that the world gives, the man wouldn't be troubled, yet He won't be fulfilled, only Jesus gives the kind of peace, that brings fulfillment. HE said to us(His disciples), He leaves His peace with us. I'd like to give a little exposé on the Peace Jesus really gives. The story in (Mark 4:39) shows Jesus in the boat with His disciples, a storm had raged threatening the peace of the boat, and then the Disciples wake Him up and then He(Jesus) wakes up and calms the storm,the point here is Jesus was in the boat and the storm still came, but victory was assured because the Prince of Peace was PRESENT. No matter what you're going through, if you're born again, never doubt the presence of Jesus, He's with you through the storm, and victory is assured for you because HE IS THE PRINCE OF PEACE, the Peace that refines you. So dear friend, rest in the consciousness of this peace today and know this, its not over until you win!😁

(Daily Nuggets with Tobi Adebayo)

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