The peace Paul describes is more than the absence of conflict — it is a deep inner calm and stability rooted in trust in God. This peace comes from being reconciled to God through Christ (Romans 5:1) and is sustained by the indwelling Holy Spirit. It allows believers to remain steady even when circumstances are chaotic. Spiritual peace aligns our hearts with God’s will, quiets anxiety, and fosters harmony in relationships. It is both internal (a settled confidence in God’s sovereignty) and external (a spirit of unity and reconciliation with others).

In essence, peace in Galatians 5:22–23 reflects a supernatural serenity that flows from surrender — a soul anchored in the assurance that God is good, present, and in control.