Agape Love Blog – Thursday, September 18, 2025God’s Peace in a Busy World

Good morning, beloved!

As the week moves forward, the busyness of life can feel overwhelming. Work, family, and responsibilities often weigh heavy on our hearts. Yet in the middle of the rush, God promises us His peace—a peace unlike anything the world can give.

✝️ Verse of the Day“And the peace of God, which passeth all understanding, shall keep your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus.”— Philippians 4:7 (KJV)

God’s peace is not fragile—it is strong enough to guard our hearts and steady our minds even in chaos.

True peace is not the absence of problems but the presence of Christ.

On This Day in History – September 18

• 1793 – President George Washington laid the cornerstone of the U.S. Capitol, symbolizing the beginning of a foundation for governance.

• 1970 – Musician Jimi Hendrix passed away in London, reminding us of the fleeting nature of life.

National Days – September 18

• National Cheeseburger Day – A lighthearted day to enjoy God’s provision in the form of fellowship and food.

• National Hug Your Boss Day – A reminder that kindness and encouragement go a long way in the workplace.

Thursday Reflection: Resting in His Peace

No matter how busy the schedule or how heavy the burdens, God’s peace is available. It’s not about escaping life’s demands but about inviting Christ into them. His peace steadies, sustains, and strengthens.

When you can’t calm the storm around you, let God calm the storm within you.

Thursday Prayer:Lord, thank You for the peace that passes all understanding. Guard my heart and mind today. When I feel anxious or overwhelmed, remind me to rest in You. Let Your peace flow through me to those around me. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Today’s Challenge:Take a five-minute break today to sit quietly and breathe a prayer of thanksgiving. Let God’s peace refresh you in that moment.

May your Thursday be filled with calm assurance and the unshakable peace of God.

With peace and love,Sarah M. SkaggsAgape Love Ministry“God’s peace doesn’t just quiet the noise—it fills the heart with calm.”