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“Finding Calm in the Chaos”
January 30, 2026
Daily Devotional:
“Finding Calm in the Chaos”
John 14:27
"Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you. I do not give to you as the world gives. Do not let your hearts be troubled and do not be afraid."
In a world that defines "peace" as the absence of trouble. We think we’ll find it once the bills are paid, the health report is clear, or the conflict at work is resolved. But the world’s peace is fragile because it depends entirely on our circumstances.
Jesus offers something radically different. When He spoke these words, He was hours away from the cross. His disciples were about to face the most chaotic and terrifying moments of their lives. Yet, He didn't promise to remove the storm; He promised a supernatural stillness that exists inside the storm. "Peace I leave with you": This is an inheritance. You don't have to manufacture it; you simply have to receive it. he world gives "peace" through distractions or temporary fixes. Jesus gives not as the world gives, a kind of peace through His presence. So do not letyour hearts be troubled, this is a gentle command. It suggests that while we cannot control what happens around us, we have a say in what happens withinus by leaning on Him.
Today, identify the "troubler" in your heart. Is it an upcoming deadline? A broken relationship? A fear of the unknown? Take a moment to realize that Jesus is standing in the middle of that situation right now. He isn't waiting for the problem to be solved to give you His peace, He is offering it to you in the midst of the noise.
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By Y.E.S. Jesus Youth Encountering Savior JesusJanuary 30, 2026
Daily Devotional:
“Finding Calm in the Chaos”
John 14:27
"Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you. I do not give to you as the world gives. Do not let your hearts be troubled and do not be afraid."
In a world that defines "peace" as the absence of trouble. We think we’ll find it once the bills are paid, the health report is clear, or the conflict at work is resolved. But the world’s peace is fragile because it depends entirely on our circumstances.
Jesus offers something radically different. When He spoke these words, He was hours away from the cross. His disciples were about to face the most chaotic and terrifying moments of their lives. Yet, He didn't promise to remove the storm; He promised a supernatural stillness that exists inside the storm. "Peace I leave with you": This is an inheritance. You don't have to manufacture it; you simply have to receive it. he world gives "peace" through distractions or temporary fixes. Jesus gives not as the world gives, a kind of peace through His presence. So do not letyour hearts be troubled, this is a gentle command. It suggests that while we cannot control what happens around us, we have a say in what happens withinus by leaning on Him.
Today, identify the "troubler" in your heart. Is it an upcoming deadline? A broken relationship? A fear of the unknown? Take a moment to realize that Jesus is standing in the middle of that situation right now. He isn't waiting for the problem to be solved to give you His peace, He is offering it to you in the midst of the noise.