The sermon centers on Jesus Christ as the Prince of Peace, whose advent brings not merely emotional calm but divine order, wholeness, and restoration—rooted in the biblical concept of shalom. Drawing from Isaiah 9:6–7, it emphasizes that peace is not passive tranquility but the active, eternal reign of Christ, who establishes justice, heals brokenness, and reorders creation from chaos to harmony. The preacher connects this vision to the believer's present calling: to live as image-bearers of God by pursuing righteousness, justice, and peace in daily life, resisting the distractions of technology and the chaos of the world. Ultimately, peace is both a present reality through faith in Christ and a future hope fulfilled in His millennial reign, where God's order will be fully realized, and believers will participate as His agents in restoring creation. The message calls for surrender to Christ as Lord, trusting that only in His authority can true peace—between God, self, and others—be achieved.