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Expecting in Peace with Pastor Janina Espino
In this meaningful Second Sunday of Advent message, Pastor Janina reflects on Isaiah 9:6, where Jesus is called our Prince of Peace. She unpacks the rich Hebrew word shalom, a peace that means far more than the absence of conflict—shalom is completeness, wholeness, well-being, and a life made whole under the care of God.
As we journey through Advent, we remember the angels’ proclamation in Luke 2:13 -14: “Peace on earth, goodwill toward men.” This peace is not passive; it is a gift from Christ that transforms our inner world and the world around us. Romans 8:6 reminds us that a mind governed by the Spirit leads to life and peace, while James 3:18 calls us to be peacemakers who sow peace and reap a harvest of righteousness. Hebrews 12:14 challenges us to pursue peace with everyone—something that requires forgiveness, humility, and the strength only God can provide.
Pastor Janina encourages us to step into this Advent season seeking Christ’s peace—not just to receive it, but to live it, share it, and walk in it.
By infomk3xExpecting in Peace with Pastor Janina Espino
In this meaningful Second Sunday of Advent message, Pastor Janina reflects on Isaiah 9:6, where Jesus is called our Prince of Peace. She unpacks the rich Hebrew word shalom, a peace that means far more than the absence of conflict—shalom is completeness, wholeness, well-being, and a life made whole under the care of God.
As we journey through Advent, we remember the angels’ proclamation in Luke 2:13 -14: “Peace on earth, goodwill toward men.” This peace is not passive; it is a gift from Christ that transforms our inner world and the world around us. Romans 8:6 reminds us that a mind governed by the Spirit leads to life and peace, while James 3:18 calls us to be peacemakers who sow peace and reap a harvest of righteousness. Hebrews 12:14 challenges us to pursue peace with everyone—something that requires forgiveness, humility, and the strength only God can provide.
Pastor Janina encourages us to step into this Advent season seeking Christ’s peace—not just to receive it, but to live it, share it, and walk in it.