I used to think peace is what comes after perfection. Like, “once I achieve ______, then I’ll be at peace.” But life has taught me otherwise. Now I know that peace is what follows presence—showing up in our life as it is right now, in this moment, for better or worse. I suppose I’m in a season of redefining and rediscovering what I want peace to look like in my life and how I can encourage it to show up even (and especially) amidst the inevitable chaos. Maybe peace isn’t found in finally getting

True peace doesn’t come from avoiding conflict, it comes from addressing it with love, truth, and forgiveness. A peacekeeper avoids problems, but a peacemaker faces them with grace. When we bring issues into the light, we break the cycle of resentment and open the door for healing and restoration. 👉 Save this for later as a reminder to choose peace through honesty and grace. 💬 Comment below: Are you a peacemaker or a peacekeeper? 👥 Tag someone who needs this encouragement today. 🎥 Watch full

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