Someone has calculated that in all of documented history, humanity has enjoyed peace for less than eight percent of the time, a mere 286 years, while more than eight thousand peace treaties have been signed and broken. Against the backdrop of floods, storms and conflicts, this sermon leads us to the letter the apostle Paul wrote from a prison cell to the Philippians (Philippians 4): stop worrying, and the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts. You will also hear about two paintings of peace, of which the king chose the one with a storm, and about a man who, above the ocean grave of his daughters, wrote the words of a famous hymn. Listen and discover where the peace you cannot manufacture yourself comes from.
Peace
There Is Power
Everyone would like to be able to love more deeply, enjoy life more fully, live more peacefully, and show more patience, kindness, and self-control. That’s a better way to live, because character matters more than abilities. Such a life is also possible thanks to the work of the Holy Spirit, who transforms us from within in a way that is visible on the outside. THERE IS POWER to change!
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