Devotional : Peace That Is Possible

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If possible, so far as it depends on you, live peaceably with all.
Romans 12:18–19

The Bible is a wonderfully practical book. Its wisdom is both rich and realistic, and the longer we live, the more meaningfully we hear it speaking to our every situation. As we age, many of us realize that our parents were often correct in their warnings and wisdom; and as we walk by the light of God’s word, so it will be proven right in time, every time.

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