The Power of Peace - Biblical Analogy
On a quiet evening, as the sun began to set, I visited a small farm where a woman named Rachel lived. Rachel was tending to...
This is stories & illustrations on peace and love, drawing on Ephesians 2:8-9. It carries an emotional tone of peace, love and comfort.
On a quiet evening, as the sun began to set, I visited a small farm where a woman named Rachel lived. Rachel was tending to her garden, a place that had always been her sanctuary. As I approached, I noticed her hands were deep in the soil, pulling out weeds to make room for new growth. The scent of fresh earth filled the air, and I was reminded of shalom, that deep-seated peace and wholeness that God desires for us.…
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