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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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