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EPISODE · Mar 26, 2023 · 31 MIN

7 Signs - Walk on Water

from NHCC Sermons & Teaching

We can get conditioned by this world's view of things. For instance, there is a belief that true peace is the absence of conflict or difficulty. While peace could be described in that way, it is a limited description.----------True peace actually comes in understanding that concepts like contentment, joy, fulfillment, and yes, peace, are actually an internal quality that is not dependent on the circumstances of life. We can find peace in the midst of trying conditions, discouraging situations, and overwhelming storms. As Christian singer Scott Krippayne once sang, "Sometimes He calms the storms and other times He calms His child." In short, His presence brings peace!

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We can get conditioned by this world's view of things. For instance, there is a belief that true peace is the absence of conflict or difficulty. While peace could be described in that way, it is a limited description.----------True peace actually comes in understanding that concepts like contentment, joy, fulfillment, and yes, peace, are actually an internal quality that is not dependent on the circumstances of life. We can find peace in the midst of trying conditions, discouraging situations...

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