Names of God: Knowing Peace

Peace. The very word evokes images of serene landscapes and quiet stillness. In today's chaotic world, peace is a valuable commodity. The Bible has a lot to say about peace, claiming that God himself is the ultimate source. In this follow-up to Names of God: Living Unafraid, Grace Fox reflects on how the following names of God point to the peace our souls so desperately crave:

• Yahweh Shalom-The Lord Is Peace
• Abba-Father
• El Shaddai-God Almighty
• El Roi-The God Who Sees Me
• Yahweh Ori-The Lord Is My Light
• Yahweh Nissi-The Lord Is My Banner
• Immanuel-God with Us

Knowing Peace uses examples from Scripture and compelling real-life stories to illustrate how these names can bring inner peace amid life's storms. Each session includes a guided prayer, reflection questions, and a video link providing additional insights from Grace. Perfect for individual or group study, this new addition to the Names of God series will encourage and inspire readers to draw near to God and receive his peace that passes understanding (Philippians 4:7).

Peace. The very word evokes images of serene landscapes and quiet stillness. In today’s chaotic world, peace is a valuable commodity. The Bible has a lot to say about peace, claiming that God himself is the ultimate source. In this follow-up to Names of God: Living Unafraid, Grace Fox reflects on how the following names of God point to the peace our souls so desperately crave:

• Yahweh Shalom—The Lord Is Peace
• Abba—Father
• El Shaddai—God Almighty
• El Roi—The God Who Sees Me
• Yahweh Ori—The Lord Is My Light
• Yahweh Nissi—The Lord Is My Banner
• Immanuel—God with Us

Knowing Peace uses examples from Scripture and compelling real-life stories to illustrate how these names can bring inner peace amid life’s storms. Each session includes a guided prayer, reflection questions, and a video link providing additional insights from Grace. Perfect for individual or group study, this new addition to the Names of God series will encourage and inspire readers to draw near to God and receive his peace that passes understanding (Philippians 4:7).