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Peace Now

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Peace Now

Ephesians 2:14 | March 1, 2020

Have you ever been “at odds”?

To be “at odds” means there is some kind of conflict or strain.

Maybe someone secretly replaced your normal Sunday morning coffee with dark, sparkling, decaffeinated Folgers crystals – and you were at odds over the taste.

Or maybe you were late for church today and as you pulled up in the parking lot you were still at odds over whose fault it was.

Or maybe you started working on your taxes this week and you are at odds with the math on your adjusted gross income.

Or maybe you are at odds with whether the check engine light that keeps coming on in your car is real or not.

Or maybe when you step on the scales every Monday morning you are at odds with what appears on the weight screen.

Or maybe you are changing the color of the curtains in your bedroom and you are at odds with whether you should go with blush or bashful.

A quick glance at this past week’s news and you will find that:

  • Countries are at odds over regional budgeting
  • City councils are at odds over zoning issues
  • County councils are at odds over election issues
  • Unions are at odds over employee contracts
  • Restaurant chains are at odds with franchisees over promotions
  • Politicians are at odds over proposed legislation
  • Candidates from both parties are at odds over the truth

But what if you are at odds with something bigger than all that?

What if you are at odds with something that has a greater and deeper impact than:

  • Where you live
  • Where you vote
  • Where you shop
  • How much you weigh
  • How much money you make
  • How much the stock market rises or falls
  • Which coffee you get served
  • Which tax deductions you use
  • Which color curtain you go with

What if you are at odds with something that doesn’t just apply to today or this week or this month?

What if you are at odds with something that is tremendously more significant than who gets elected this year?

What if you are at odds with something that doesn’t have an expiration date?

Well, if you are at odds with something that big and that defining and that significant then “odds” are you must deal with it.

So, what kind of odds are we talking about?

Let’s find out.

The Apostle Paul is writing to some friends of his in the ancient city of Ephesus.

This is what he says in Ephesians 2, beginning with verse 12:

12 remember that you were at that time separate from Christ, excluded from the commonwealth of Israel, and strangers to the covenants of promise, having no hope and without God in the world.

The greatest and most defining and most significant thing that you can be at odds with is not a thing but a person.

And that person is not your apathetic spouse or your rebellious child or the presidential candidate you have angry fear over.

The greatest and most defining and most significant person you can be at odds with is the one, true, living God.

To be at odds with God means to be separated today from that which is perfectly good and holy and right and just and majestic and loving and beautiful and satisfying.

And to be at odds with God when you breathe your last means that you will be ultimately and eternally separated from that which is perfectly good and holy and right and just and majestic and loving and beautiful and satisfying.

Does that mean that non-Christians can’t enjoy beauty and majesty and love here on earth before they die?

No – they can, but they will only be able to enjoy a taste.  

And they will only be able to enjoy a taste when all the stars align for them, so to speak, or when they are visiting a beautiful place in nature or when they are holding a precious baby or laughing with their children or rocking it out at their favorite concert because their taste will be dependent on their circumstances.

I was reading something this week about a character in a play and this is what the character said:

Nora – The Doll’s House by Henrik Ibsen

No, I have never been happy. I thought I was, but it has never really been so…No, only merry.

Only merry – in other words they made merriment and they had fun, but they were never truly happy.

  • Are you ignoring or rejecting God and his truth?
  • Are you at odds with God?

Then the best hope you have is fun and merriment, but not happiness.

True, lasting happiness is best described as joy.

You can be happy and not have joy.

I can be happy about the potential that our volunteer fry-guys are making me a secret piece of bacon-wrapped fried chicken today for our Homecoming luncheon.

I could be even happier if I were actually able to eat such a delightful morsel.

But true happiness means that if I get nothing but a glass of water and a crust of bread, I will be okay.

Why?

Because my truest happiness is not based on the possibility or the actuality of that piece of chicken.

My truest happiness is purer and deeper and higher than that and that’s why we call true, lasting happiness “joy”.

Joy means that I can be merry in this life and I can have fun in this life, but if my life is full of misery and frustration, I can still be truly happy.

How?

Paul tells us – listen to verse 13:

13 But now in Christ Jesus you who formerly were far off have been brought near by the blood of Christ.

  • I once was separated
  • I once was excluded
  • I once was far off
  • I once was lost
  • I once was without hope
  • I once was without God

But now – now in and through and because of Christ Jesus I have been brought near to God!

  • Now I am near
  • Now I am included
  • Now I am close
  • Now I have been found
  • Now I have mountains and mountains of hope

Why?

Because I am now with God.

I am on longer at odds with God.

Things are right between us.

  • Are things right between you and God?
  • Have you been brought near?
  • Or are you still at odds with him?

And how is it even possible that a person could be made right with the Lord of hosts, the God of Israel?

Because of the blood of Jesus.

God is the only perfectly just being in the universe and because he is perfectly just, he cannot just ignore sin and sweep it under the rug and forget about it.

Even if you don’t believe in God, you want him to be just.

Why?

Because in the deepest part of who we are we desire for things to be made right.

We don’t want evil things to happen and if they do happen, we don’t want evil to win and get away with it.

But if there is no God, then that means ultimate and final justice depends on you…or on me…or on the next president or on the next king or the next queen or the next supreme court justice or the next general or the next celebrity with a noble social cause.

And what’s wrong with that?

Shouldn’t we expect our leaders to act in just and fair ways?

Absolutely!

But can they perfectly act in just and fair ways?

Let me ask you a question:

If you were elected as the next President of the United States would you do everything with perfect justice and perfect fairness?

Would you get everything right every time so that everyone in the country on all sides of the aisle would be happy with you?

Let me hurt your feelings a little bit:

You can’t even be perfectly just and fair in your own family – and neither can I!

Does that mean that because we aren’t perfect that we can do whatever we want because we are all going to mess up anyway?

No.

We need to honor and obey the spiritual laws and the national laws and the laws of common sense to the best of our abilities and in the strength that God provides, but we will not be able to do it perfectly all the time – we cannot be perfectly just.

So, we want someone who can, and we need someone who can, and we long for someone who can because if there is no one who is perfectly just then as the saying goes, this world truly is going to hell in a handbasket!

But be of good cheer – in fact, be of great cheer – because there is someone!

God is perfectly just, and, in his kindness, he has made a way to satisfy justice once and for all and the way he has done it is through the most merciful act that has ever been committed – the crucifixion of Jesus.

Someone might say:

“What?”

“How in the world can the brutal execution of Jesus on a cross satisfy justice and be merciful at the same time?”

Because the blood of Jesus is not like my blood or your blood.

It’s not type A or type B or type O – let’s call it type Z – meaning there are zero impurities.

Only the blood of Jesus is pure and perfect and spotless enough to conquer the everlasting death of sin.

When a person gets a blood transfusion it is a life-saving procedure to replace blood that they have lost – but I was reading this week that if they get the wrong blood type then antibodies that the patient already has in his or her blood will attack the donor blood and destroy the cells.

What makes the sacrifice of Jesus so merciful is that the blood of Jesus is the only type of blood that is the right type for every person in the universe – past, present, and future.

How?

Because only the blood of Jesus can attack and destroy the everlasting reach of the cells of sin.

And on the cross Jesus voluntarily initiated that attack and that destruction and because he did the odds have changed.

Not odds like the likelihood that something may or may not happen, but the odds between you and God.

Sin puts you at odds with God.

What can wash away that sin?

What can wash away those odds?

Nothing, nothing, nothing but the blood of Jesus.

And what does that blood produce?

Peace – when you repent and turn to Christ, he makes peace between you and God.

But he doesn’t just make peace.

14 For He Himself is our peace,

Jesus doesn’t just make peace – he is our peace!

Let’s try and feel the weight of that – from time to time you might hear someone say or see someone post on social media something about their spouse or their kids or their pet koala bear that goes something like this:

  • She’s my life
  • He’s my everything
  • She’s my heart

That is expressing love in a very specific and directed way.

But consider these realities about my life:

  • Karen is my wife – but she is not my peace
  • Bailey is my daughter – but she is not my peace
  • Meredith is my daughter – but she is not my peace
  • Carter is my son – but he is not my peace
  • Holden is my son – but he is not my peace
  • Holland Avenue is my church – but it is not my peace
  • Clemson is my school – but it is not my peace
  • South Carolina is my birthplace – but it is not my peace
  • America is my country – but it is not my peace

Why?

Because as beautiful and wonderful as all of those people and places are to me – none of them can give me lasting peace.

Why?

Because there are times every now and then when people in our family don’t really create peace in our lives, right?

And sadly, and hopefully not too often, there are people in the church that don’t always create peace in our lives.

And when we are sitting in the stadium or on the sofa at home watching the game and eating a hot pocket, our favorite team doesn’t always create peace in our lives.

And when tax time comes or when the potholes don’t get fixed or when our voting precincts get moved around, our state doesn’t always create peace in our lives.

And when tax time comes or when a presidential campaign is in full gear or if we are sitting in rush-hour traffic in Atlanta or New York City or Houston or Los Angeles or if we are just scrolling through the angry, fear-mongering news on our social media feeds the status of things in our country doesn’t always create peace in our lives.

But Jesus is not like that.

Our elected officials change from year to year – but Jesus Christ is unchangeable.

The numbers on our tax bill change from year to year – but Jesus Christ is always the first and the last – the Alpha and the Omega.

The news on your TV or on your social media feed or on talk radio might change from day to day and make you angrier or afraid from day to day, but there is one headline that will forever knock every other headline off the front page and that headline reads like this:

“He is risen – he is risen indeed!”

There is a story told that during World War II some American and German soldiers were exchanging gunfire on a farm.

The family who lived on the farm had run to the barn for protection, but their three-year-old daughter got scared and suddenly ran out of the barn and into the shooting field.

Both sides saw the little girl and they immediately ceased firing until she was out of harm’s way.

That little girl brought immediate peace to a wild and violent moment.

Through the cross and by his own blood Jesus desires to be your peace in the most difficult, frantic, stressful moments of your life.

Is Jesus Christ your peace?

Have you surrendered to his call to repent and follow him?

Has he crushed the odds between you and God and brought you near?

If he has, what does that mean for your life?

And maybe more specifically, what does it mean for this church?

Today we are thanking God for 65 years of ministry here at Holland Avenue Baptist Church.

And here’s the beauty of what we are celebrating today about this particular church:

This church is part of God’s plan to help people who are at odds with him.

The church is a way, a breakthrough, an opening to see and know and feel and embrace the surpassing greatness of knowing Jesus Christ.

Dear Christians, once we were separated, excluded, without hope and without God in this world, but now we have been brought near by the blood of Jesus.

Dear church, once we were not a church, but now we are and now more than ever this community and this state and this nation and this world need to hear the hope that drives every reason this church exists – and what hope is that?

Jesus, the Messiah, the Christ, the King – he is our peace!

He himself is our peace.

 

 

Message by Dow Welsh |

March 1, 2020 © Holland Avenue Baptist Church

 

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Above are pre-sermon manuscript notes, not sermon transcript

Sermon scriptures NASB unless otherwise noted

Lots of help from many pastors and theologians

Weekly help from Bruce Hurt at www.preceptaustin.org



So have you ever been at odds? You know you have a conflict or there's some kind of strain. You've been at odds or you are at odds with something or someone. Maybe you've been at odds this morning. Maybe when you got up this morning, your normal Sunday morning cup of coffee was replaced with rich, sparkling dark, decaffeinated folders Christmas and you took a taste of that and you were at odds over the taste of that coffee. Something was not right. Or maybe you were late for church today and you pulled up in the parking lot and everybody and your car was still at odds over whose fault it actually was. That you relate. You don't have to raise your hand. We know it happens somewhere today. Or maybe you started working on your taxes this week, and you are at odds with that final number when it comes to your adjusted gross income, its final conflict ng there. Or maybe you were at odds with whether the check engine light that keeps flashing upon your car is real or not. You know, maybe it's just an illusion. Maybe it's not really there. Maybe you're at odds this morning because on Monday mornings you get up and you stand on the scale and you are at odds with what appears in that little screen. When you stand on the scale, something's not right, you know, like it. Or maybe you're at odds this morning because you're changing the color of the curtains in your bedroom and you don't know if you should go with blush or basketball. Yeah, it's all pink to me, you know. Actually, I'm colorblind, so really, it's all red. You know anything? I don't know where his pink or not. You know, just a minute this week. If you would look at the news, you will find that there's lots of things at odds. There's countries that are at odds over regional budgeting, their city councils all over our country that are at odds over zoning issues. There's county councils that are at odds over election issues. There's unions at odds over employee contracts. There's restaurant chains at odds with their franchisees over promotions. There's legislators there at odd over particular legislation, and there are candidates of all walks in all parties that are at odds over the truth. There's a lot of odds out there in the world. But what if you were at odds with something that's bigger than all of those things? What if you were at odds with something that has a greater and more significant impact than just where you live or where you shopper where you vote? What if you're at odds with something that has a greater impact on just how much you weigh or how much money you make or how much the stock market falls or rises? What if you're at odds with something that is greater than just which kind of coffee you get served, or which deductions you decide to use our Which color curtain you pick? What if today you're at odds with something that doesn't just apply to today? And is that just a plot to this week or this month? What if your odds today with something that is significantly more important than who gets elected president? What if your odds today with something that has absolutely no expiration date? If you're at odds with something like that, then you must deal with. If you're at odds with something that that's defining and that significant then you must deal with it. So what kind of odds are we talking about? Well, let's see if we can find out. Apostle Paul is writing to his friends at a place called ethicists. This is what he said to them, beginning in Ephesians, too, beginning with verse 12. Remember that you were at that time separate from Christ excluded from the Commonwealth of Israel, strangers to the covenants of promise, having no hope and without God in the world. The most defining and most significant and greatest thing that you can be at odds with is not a thing. It's a person, and that person is not your apathetic spouse. It's not your rebellious child. It's not that candidate that makes you fearfully angry. Now the person that you are at odds with the greatest person you could ever be at odds with is the Lord of hosts. The God of Israel. To be at odds with God means that today you are separated from that which is perfectly good and perfectly holy and right, and just and beautiful and loving and satisfying. But not just today. To be at odds with God means that when you breathe your last. You will ultimately and eternally be at odds, be separated from that which is perfectly good and right and just and holy and beautiful and loving and satisfying. Now, does that mean non Christians can't have beauty and love? And in this world, you gotta be a Christian tohave beauty, love. Now there are people who will live in this life without Jesus Christ on this earth, and they will experience tons of beauty and love. But they will only experience a taste. And that taste will only be when, when all the stars align, so to speak for them, or or when they're in a beautiful place in nature or when they're holding a precious baby or when they're laughing with their Children or when they're rocking it out at their favorite concert. Because see that taste of beauty that that taste of love, that that taste of what it's satisfying will be dependent on the circumstances. I was reading about a play this week, and one of the characters in the play says this. No, I have never been happy. I thought I waas, but it has never really been so no on Lee Mary, only Mary In other words, they had merriment. They had fun, that fun in life, but they were never truly happy. Are you ignoring or rejecting God's truth? Are you at odds with God today? If so, then the best hope you have is some merriment. Cem. Cem fun here on this earth. But you cannot have true, lasting happiness. True, lasting happiness might be best described with the word joy. Joy. You can be happy and not have joy, but but joy just just feeds happiness. So I could be happy today with the potential that the blue aprons, the guy's cooking our chicken today have taken a piece of chicken wrapped in bacon and fried it for me. Okay, I can be happy that the potential of that happened. I could be even happier if it actually happened. And I truly got to enjoy that delightful morsel that would make me really happy. But if I don't get the chicken, if all I get is a glass of water and a crust of bread that I could be happy. Why? Because true, lasting happiness is deeper. It's deeper than just getting a piece of chicken. It's It's deeper than all of that Because true, lasting happiness is is best described his joy. See, joy means in this life I could have merriment. I can have fun. But if I don't If instead of merriment, I have more misery. And instead of fun, I have a lot of frustration. I can still be happy. Why? How? Paul tells us. Listen to Verse 13. But now in Christ Jesus you who formerly were far off You have been brought near by the blood of Christ. I once was separated. I once was excluded. I once was lost. I once was without hope. I once was without God. But now, because of an and through Christ Jesus, I have been brought near. I am no longer separated. I'm no longer excluded. I am included. I'm close. I am near. I have hope and I am with God. How is that possible? Because the odds have changed. I am no longer at odds with God Because of Christ. I have now been brought near. Things were right between me and God. So are you near? Have things been made right between you and God or today? Are you still at odds with God And How is it even possible? How is it possible that the Lord of Hosts the God of Israel you could actually be right with that? God, how is that even possible? Paul says it's because of the blood of Jesus. God is the only perfectly just being in the universe. And because he is perfectly just, he cannot ignore sin. That's the opposite of being perfectly just see, he can't just ignore. Sandy can't just sweep it under the rug and that, like it doesn't exist. Even if you don't believe in God, you kind of won't got to be just Why? Well, because deep down inside every one of us, we want things to be made right. We want that to happen. We don't want evil things to happen, and we don't want evil things that happen to us. But if there are evil things that happen, we don't want the evil toe win. We don't want them to get away. But if there is no God, if there is no God, that means that justice depends on you. If there's no God, then that means perfect justice depends on you or me or the next president or the next king or the next queen or the next Supreme Court justice or the next general or the next celebrity with a noble cause. And is that bad? I mean, shouldn't we expect our leaders to toe act in a way that it's fair and just yes, by all means? But can they always perfectly act in a way that is fair? And just think of it this way? What if you were elected president of the United States in November? I mean, it's two on that for a second. What if you were elected president of the United States this November? Here's the question. Would you do everything with perfect fairness and perfect justice? Would you do thing in such a way that everybody all the time would be happy with the decisions you made? Because you always act perfect and fairness and perfect injustice. Let me hurt your feelings a little bit. You can't even act fair. And just in a perfect way in your own home, you can't even be perfectly fair. And just with your own family and neither can I. It's It's not in us. What does that mean? Just do whatever you want. Hey, no big deal. Hey, we're not perfect. We're going to mess up, so hey, you know, just let her fly, You know that? Is that it now? No, we need to as much as we possibly can honor and obey the spiritual laws and the national laws and the natural laws and the laws of common sense to the best of our ability. But we will never be able to do it perfectly. We will never be able to be perfect injustice and perfect and fairness. So we want someone who can. We need someone who can. We long for someone who could be perfect and fairness and perfect injustice. Because if there is no one who is worthy, if there's no one who perfectly acts justly and perfectly acts with fairness than the old saying is true, the world is going to hell in a handbasket. But be of good cheer. In fact, be of great cheer because there is someone There is someone worthy. There is someone just there is someone fair, perfectly worthy, perfectly, just perfectly fair. God, it's perfectly just he is perfectly just. And in his kindness, he has made this way once and for all for justice to be served at any given moment. Whenever you are reading that news story and you say justice is not being served, look to the cross because the cross means justice has been served once and for all. God has perfectly handled justice, and he did it with mercy. He has handled justice with the most mercyful act that has ever been committed. And what's that at the crucifixion of Jesus? That's a nice thinking man. Bless his heart. He hit his head hard this morning. It's crazy. How in the world can the brutal execution of Jesus be described as something that satisfies justice and does it with mercy? How is that possible? Here's how. Because the blood of Jesus is not like my blood. And it's not like your blood, the blood of Jesus This night, not type A or type B, you're type O. Let's just call it Type Z because there are zero impurities. The blood of Jesus is perfect and pure and spotless. The blood of Jesus, because it is perfect and pure and spotless, is the only blood that can conquer the eternal death of sin. Onley the blood of Jesus When a person gets a blood transfusion, it's because their bodies has lost blood. And that transfusion is is adding blood back into their body. That they desperately needed is a life saving process. But I was reading this week that if they get the wrong type of blood than the antibodies that are already in their body will actually attack the donor blood and destroy the cells that the types have to be right. See what makes the blood of Jesus so mercyful is that it is the type for every single person in the universe, past, present and future. See, only the blood of Jesus can attack the eternal death of sin. On Lee, The blood of Jesus can destroy the eternal death of sin. And Jesus voluntarily initiated that attack and that destruction. And because he did, the odds have changed. The odds have changed not the odds of what may or may not happen, but the odds between us and God is he. Sin puts us at odds with God. And what can wash away that sin? What can change those odds? Nothing. Nothing. Nothing but the blood of Jesus on Lee, his blood, I can say And what does that blood produce? What does it make? The Bible says It makes peace that that when we repent and turn to Christ that Jesus makes peace between us and God. But he doesn't just make piece. Listen. What Paul says in verse 14 for he himself is our peace. He is our peace. Let's just see if we can kind of feel the weight of this for a sec. So you have probably heard someone say, or seeing them post something on social media about their spouse or their kids or their pet Kuala bear or somebody. And they usually go something like this. Oh, she's my everything and or he's my life or she's my heart. And what that is is a very direct, specific way of sharing love. He is she, Yes, but listen to to this perspective on my life and and then try to make the connections for your life. So Karen is my wife, but she is not my piece. Bailey is my daughter, but she is not my peace. MEREDITH is my daughter, but she is not my piece. Carter is my son, but he is not. My piece holding is my son, and he is not my piece. In fact, he just drives me crazy. Bless Holden. Holland Avenue Baptist Church is my church, but it is not my piece. Clemson is my team, but it is not my piece. South Carolina is my birthplace, but it is not my peace. America is my country, but it is not my piece. Why? Because it's beautiful and wonderful and fantastic as all of those people. And those places are to me personally. None of them I can give my soul lasting piece. Why? Well, think about it every now and then. Our families don't really create peace in our lives all the time, right? There's some conflict there and think about the reality that are our church. You know, hopefully not too often, but but folks at church don't always create peace in our lives, right? And members sitting in that stadium or at home on the sofa in the hot pocket, and we're watching the game. Our favorite team doesn't always create peace in our lives. And when tax Tom comes or when the potholes don't get fixed, or when our voting precincts suddenly changes, our state doesn't always bring peace to our lives. And when tax Tom comes, or when a presidential campaign is in full gear or rumor sitting in rush hour traffic in Atlanta, Houston or L. A or New York City when we're just reading the national news, the status of our country doesn't always bring peace in our lives. But Jesus is not like that. You see our candidates and our elected officials. They change from year to year, but Jesus is unchangeable. He is the same today, yesterday and forever, and those numbers on our taxes. They change from year to year, but the numbers of Jesus never changed. He's always first. He's always last. He's the Alfa, he's the omega he doesn't change and the news on your social media feed or talk radio or or your TV. It changes every hour, sometimes making you angrier and arrogant or worried or afraid hour by hour by hour. But there is one headline that throughout history will always crush every other headline. Let me repeat that there is one headline that no matter what you hear on the radio, no matter what you see on TV, no matter what you scroll through on social media. This headline crushes them all, and the headline goes like this. He is risen. He has risen. Indeed, that headline never fails. Just story told during World War two, American and German soldiers were exchanging some gunfire on a farm. The family who lived on the farm, they they escaped away into the barn, and they were hiding out, trying to have some protection. But but their three year old daughter, she got scared. She got rattled, and she broke away and ran out of the barn and ran right out into the middle of the shooting field. Both sides saw the little girl and they stopped, and they ceased fire until that little girl was out of harm's way. That one little girl stepped into a wild, violent moment, and she brought peace. Jesus Christ, through his blood, has made the way, and he desires to step into your most frantic moment. Your most fearful moment. Your most anxious moment. Your most angry moment. Your most arrogant, prideful moment. He desires to step in and bring piece. He himself is our peace. So question for your heart. Do you have that piece is Jesus Christ. Your piece have you responded to his call to repent and follow after him. Has Jesus crushed the odds between you and God and made things right and brought you near? You're so then what should it do to your life? Or maybe today I'll ask it this way. If so, what should it do in the life of this church? Is he? Today we celebrate 65 years of ministry here at Holland Avenue Baptist Church. And here is what is immensely beautiful about what we celebrate today about this particular church and really any church that calls on the name of Jesus. We are part of God's plan to help people who are at odds with him. We're not here just to come shake each other's hand and hug each other and and just love our church. We want to do that, but But we exist as part of God's plan to help people who are at odds with him. We exist to bring hope to this community and to this world, Dear Christian you want were excluded, separated far off, without hope and without God in this world. But now, in Christ Jesus through his blood, you have been brought near to God. And now you have peace with God. Why? Because Jesus is now your piece. And today for the next 65 years and today now more than ever, this community, the state, this nation and this world, they need to hear from us the hope that drives the very existence of this church. They need to hear the hope that drives the existence of every Christian in this church. And what is that? Hope that hope is simply this. Jesus the Christ the Messiah Keen, He is our piece. Jesus himself. He is our peace. May we step into the world world at odds with God And may we take them the peace that passes all understanding because Jesus is our peace.


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