And let the peace of God rule in your hearts, to the which also ye are called in one body; and be ye thankful. -Colossians 3:15


God bless you and TGIF. The scripture above states it is important what rules in your heart. It all goes back to thought life, whatever you think on is what will enter your heart. 


Whether it be hate, hope, uncertainty, faith, fear, courage, peace or discord, if your thoughts center on any of those things, the same enters, shapes and rules your heart. 


If you want peace to be in your heart think on it. Not just any peace but God’s peace, His peace is based in position. 


When He identified Himself to Moses as I am, or when He began to speak things into existence, these things were done with Godly assurance and hence in peace. 


That same peace is what had Christ asleep as the storm raged and the same had Him to confidently quiet the storm. He even used the word peace to get natures attention and be still to not allow it to rage afterwards. 


If we have the mind of Christ and embrace who we are in him, then peace is our substance as joy and salvation is our portion. 


Go fellowship this Sunday. We all need it. 


God bless you and command your day!!!


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