Imagine walking into a room full of worry words. You know the type, furrowed brow and fidgety hands. Now picture

yourself as the calm one in that crowd. Sound impossible? Well today on Insight for

Living, Chuck Swindall reminds us that a peaceful presence comes to those

who walk in the spirit of God. Paul identified peace as a fruit of the spirit. So in today's study we're digging into sections of Isaiah

and Hebrews to unearth some wisdom that will transform your churning into

tranquility. Chuck titled today's message,

Don't miss the entrance to peace. You will keep in perfect peace all who, there is the word, trust in you, all whose thoughts are fixed on you.

Trust and fixing thoughts on are synonymous.

They mean the same thing.

Is the idea of leaning on, relying on,

resting in, being sure of, believing in.

When you turn to him and you trust in him,

and you fix your thoughts on him?

What is he? Look at the last two words,

Eternal Rock. eternal rock.

You will never hear the Lord answer back to you when you call on him, let's say in the middle of the night.

That's too much for me I just can't handle all

of that no he's the eternal rock he never gives way He never breaks under the load. He's never weak. You have nothing to fear when you turn to him. In fact, you must turn to him. That's why the word trust is also rendered fix your mind on. Fix your thoughts on.

Fix your thoughts on.

You know how you can do that.

You can be so fixed on something you hardly hear what someone is saying. I suggest

starting the day like that. Today, Lord, I don't know what I'm going to face or maybe you're able to say I'm facing something I've been dreading

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