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A LIFE OF PEACE: Daily Devotional

A LIFE OF PEACE: Daily Devotional

 For to be carnally minded is death, but to be spiritually minded is life and peace - (Romans 8:6).

Don't you just love the scriptures? Remember what we just read: It is said that if you have a carnal spirit, it will lead you to death. But if you have a spiritual mind, you will have life and peace. Easy writing; but absolutely profound!

So take a look at your life; Do you live a hectic life?


Is your life without peace? When people are nervous, distressed, disturbed and confused, it is because they don't have a spiritual mindset. The word is clear: if you have a spiritual mind, you will have life and peace.


A spiritual or carnal mind is about the work of your mind, where you focus your attention. Carnally minded people only react to the things of this world; they are ruled by the flesh.


Your focus should always be on the Word of God and the eternal realities of the Kingdom. In this way, in the midst of trouble and chaos, you will always have peace, a life without turmoil!

Isaiah 26:3 says that God preserves in perfect peace - in the peace of prosperity - those whose thoughts are on Him: “You will keep him in perfect peace whose thoughts are on you because he trusts in you.”


I always do what the Word says; that's why in I experience such an indescribable peace from within; I am at peace amidst storms. I live without worries because Christ is my everything!

In Him I am independent, able to do all things, and supernaturally provided and strengthened for a triumphant life! Praise be to God!


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