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10 Days to Peace: Join the Journey

Peace is such an elusive concept today.

We are pulled in every direction every hour of the day. Most of us are inundated with news and work emails before we even get out of bed, much less before we are in the Word. 100 years ago, quiet was the norm. Today, lack of noise causes us to reach for the tv remote or headphones as background noise. Instead of calm, we seek out chaos and stimulation. The constant pace of our minds leaves little time for the quiet reflection of the heart and for seeking out the Keeper of our souls. Who has time to stop and rest in Him?

I cry for peace but if you looked at my days, you would see my actions rarely reflect this desire. Instead, they reflect hunger, a need for work, and a passion for Netflix. I am like a dog chasing after an ever moving bone on a string. If I just have a better organizing system or more downtime, a more compliant husband or more helpful coworkers, money to hire a maid or that dream job, then there will be peace. But inevitably, even when my husband is an angel and the pieces all fall into place, that does not result in peace.

I’m sure you feel it too. Life weighs and aches and pulls as we try get ahead enough to breath. Is breathing the place where we find peace? If we can just get a break? I am becoming more convinced that peace is not a destination, it is a person. 

We can spend our life chasing after the world and be left fretful and anxious. In this ever anxious age, we need Peace. We need Him to wrap His arms around us and baptize us in His love. This love, this certainty, it is the only thing that offers true assurance.

We don’t have to get that promotion or have clean kitchens to earn His approval. The laundry doesn’t need to be put away and we don’t have to always have the right thing to say. That freedom is the most reassuring, life-giving knowledge I’ve heard.

Our life cannot stay the same if we want to root ourselves in the Prince of Peace. We need a total overhaul. We need a life focused around Peace instead of peace-focused around our life.



So would you join me? I’m taking the next ten days to focus my life, my habits, around Jesus, the Prince of Peace. I would love for you to join the ranks for bold, broken people who are ready to surrender the hustle for His embrace and stand beside me for the next ten days.

Every time I hit a roadblock, my prayer is that God will give me strength and that, even if it’s not in this life, I will look back and say, “See! I didn’t know it then, but He was using it and He did a beautiful thing.” No matter what is tugging your heart and keeping you from rest, I pray that today is the day you step away from anxiety and towards Him. Can we do this together? 

Click here to join in the challenge. 

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  • Cindy's Travel Diaries
    June 12, 2017

    Great article ! Very well-written and really nice pictures as well !

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    • Bailey
      Cindy’s Travel Diaries
      June 13, 2017

      Thank you for taking time to read. Hawaii is a beautiful place to photograph!

      Reply
  • Davi
    June 12, 2017

    What a great “challenge” to commit to! Peace can bring so much happiness to our lives and make our wants fewer.

    Reply
    • Bailey
      Davi
      June 13, 2017

      Thanks, Davi!

      Reply
  • Tanvi Rastogi
    June 13, 2017

    That’s a great perspective. I liked your reading. I could relate to it as lately life has been a whirlwind. But over the year I have gotten better about seeking peace over errands 🙂

    ❥ tanvii.com

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    • Bailey
      Tanvi Rastogi
      June 13, 2017

      I hope your whirlwind settles.

      Reply
  • Fawn
    June 13, 2017

    Love this challange and can totally relate. Thankful that Jesus offers us peace we just have to grab it.

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    • Bailey
      Fawn
      June 13, 2017

      He is so faithful.

      Reply
  • Helene
    June 13, 2017

    Love the photos. The idea of peace over the chaos of modern life is one I adhere to and teach my children. We set aside family time during the week for quiet activity, and take one day to rest. We pray, walk, talk, read, meditate- just be. No electronics, phones, cars, diversions…just a true day of rest to decompress.

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    • Bailey
      Helene
      June 13, 2017

      That is such a wonderful idea! Thank you for sharing.

      Reply
  • Abigayle de Guzman
    June 13, 2017

    I really relate to this, nowadays we are all so busy with social media, learning what’s new or what’s trend – we need some time to stop and think and maybe read a book by the beach and relax.

    Reply
    • Bailey
      Abigayle de Guzman
      June 13, 2017

      We all are quite glued to what’s new and trendy. I hope you can find time to stop and breathe.

      Reply
  • Annalisa
    June 13, 2017

    Hi Bailey! Thanks so much for sharing this. I can definitely relate to the constant feeling of chasing after “life” and more recently I’ve been wanting to really minimize the “things” in my life and fill it with experiences and love instead.

    Reply
    • Bailey
      Annalisa
      June 13, 2017

      It is so hard to feel like your constantly changing and never settled. Thank you for sharing.

      Reply
  • Stephanie
    June 13, 2017

    This is a beautiful piece of writing!

    Reply
    • Bailey
      Stephanie
      June 13, 2017

      Thank you, Stephanie.

      Reply
  • Cindy
    June 13, 2017

    I’ve been so preoccupied with the mechanics of blogging that I’m at my pc all day long. I need to push away but just too much to do. Or so, I tell myself. I need this challenge. It’s at a right time for me. See you soon!

    Reply
    • Bailey
      Cindy
      June 13, 2017

      Cindy, I’m thrilled to hear that you can join me in this journey.

      Reply
  • Mica
    June 14, 2017

    This is a great challenge – we could all use some more peace in our lives – like you said we can be so busy!

    Reply
    • Bailey
      Mica
      June 14, 2017

      Yes, it is so easy to lose sight of what’s important in the hustle and bustle of life. I hope that you can join in!

      Reply
  • Candice
    June 14, 2017

    This is beautiful! Who couldn’t use more peace in their life? I know I sure could!! We have to make a conscious effort to achieve peace, it doesn’t just happen!

    Reply
    • Bailey
      Candice
      June 14, 2017

      Exactly, like anything, this takes intentionality and work.

      Reply
  • Karen Friday
    June 14, 2017

    Bailey, great post. And I will join you in the coming days to cry out for peace from the only giver of it, the Prince of Peace! Hallelujah!

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    • Bailey
      Karen Friday
      June 14, 2017

      Amen! He is faithful.

      Reply
  • Marissa Writes
    June 14, 2017

    This is lovely Bailey – and real Peace is so a Person! I love that you are willing to see it as a journey too… that we won’t always “feel” it but that doesn’t mean it left us.

    I would love for you to share this with my community at my link up tomorrow I think they would love this! If you want that is… but I really hope you’ll stop by!

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    • Bailey
      Marissa Writes
      June 14, 2017

      “We won’t always “feel” it but that doesn’t mean it left us.” – Wow! That brought tears to my eyes.

      Reply
  • Sarah
    June 14, 2017

    I love this post. Such a great reminder to really stop what we are doing and just be in the moment. Beautiful pictures too!

    Reply
  • Samantha (Vibrant Yogini)
    June 14, 2017

    This article really touched me. I am a yoga instructor and it is my way of life. I totally agree that peace comes from within. I love being in natural and beautiful scenery and just breathe. Beautiful pictures too.

    Reply
  • Tee
    June 14, 2017

    Such a great post! Love love love. Thanks for sharing.

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    • Bailey
      Tee
      June 14, 2017

      Thank you for reading.

      Reply
  • Elizabeth
    June 15, 2017

    Beautiful post! It’s a great reminder of what’s really important in our hectic lives. I started feeling more relaxed as I read it. Also, your beautiful really helped 🙂
    Elizabeth | Confidentlyelegant.com

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    • Bailey
      Elizabeth
      June 16, 2017

      Thank you! I am glad it was calming for you. I hope it encouraged you to press into the Prince of Peace.

      Reply
  • Ashley
    June 16, 2017

    I’ve been really thinking about doing something like this, but ironically never ‘have the time’. A week and a half? My sanity is worth breaking it down into at least a small chunk of time. Thanks!

    Reply
    • Bailey
      Ashley
      June 16, 2017

      It definitely is worth the time! I hope you can join us on this journey.

      Reply
  • Amanda Frazier | The Light Owl
    June 17, 2017

    Loved this. God knows I have been searching for more peace in my life!

    Reply
  • Proverbs 31 Mornings: 6 Ways to Start Your Morning as a Woman of God - The Thin Place
    June 19, 2017

    […] of you who completed the 10 Day to Peace Challenge (Pssst, if you haven’t joined, there’s still time!) know that I am a big believer in starting […]

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  • Tiffany Stuart
    June 20, 2017

    Thanks for sharing. Reflection is life changing

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    • Bailey
      Tiffany Stuart
      June 20, 2017

      Thank you for reading, Tiffany. I hope you can join me on this journey.

      Reply
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Baruch, as you may recall from the book of Jeremiah, was the scribe of Jeremiah. This is a prophetic book written by Baruch calling the people of Jerusalem to repent of their idol worship and return to the Lord. 
Baruch is a great reminder of the importance of confession. The book opens with a call to make respond.
Then they wept, and fasted, and prayed before the Lord; and they collected money, each giving what he could – Baruch 1:5-6 RSVCE 
Baruch is a collection of the response to sin – both the acknowledgment of sin and the call to God’s mercy. 
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Baruch, as you may recall from the book of Jeremiah, was the scribe of Jeremiah. This is a prophetic book written by Baruch calling the people of Jerusalem to repent of their idol worship and return to the Lord. Baruch is a great reminder of the importance of confession. The book opens with a call to make respond. Then they wept, and fasted, and prayed before the Lord; and they collected money, each giving what he could – Baruch 1:5-6 RSVCE Baruch is a collection of the response to sin – both the acknowledgment of sin and the call to God’s mercy. #christianwoman #graceupongrace #jesusgirl #inspiredfaith #womenlivingwell #jesuscalling #faithfilledcaptions #catholicblogger #Catholicconvert #CatholicWoman #chasingsacred #christianwomenleaders #bibleverse #biblestudy #christianblogger #faithinhim #proverbs31woman #faithful #Godisgood #encouragementgallery #godslove #christianposts #christianquote #prayer #prayertime #biblequotes #bibleinspiration
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Sirach is one of the books of the Bible found among the Dead Sea Scrolls in the late 1940s. It is also found in every copy of the Septuagint suggesting that is was considered to be Scripture by the Greek speaking Jews of that period.
It is full of practical, clear wisdom that is incredibly applicable to our lives today such as: 
The greater you are, the more you must humble yourself; so you will find favor in the sight of the Lord. - Sirach 3:18
The higher your position, the more you have to actively seek humility. When you are in a low position, when you rely on others, humility is a more natural disposition and you recognize your dependence on God. When you are great, you need to actively seek humility. 
Do not say, “Because of the Lord I left the right way”; for he will not do what he hates. - Sirach 15:11
This is pretty straightforward. We cannot blame the Lord when we choose sin. The Lord does not do what He hates. He will always provide a way for us to choose good and it adds to our shame when we choose sin and blame God for it. 
A slip on the pavement is better than a slip of the tongue; so the downfall of the wicked will occur speedily. - Sirach 20:18
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The Book of Sirach is part of the Wisdom literature of the Bible. It was also written during the Maccabean revolt to encourage the people to hold fast to their Jewish faith and not to neglect the traditions and commandments handed down to them. Sirach is one of the books of the Bible found among the Dead Sea Scrolls in the late 1940s. It is also found in every copy of the Septuagint suggesting that is was considered to be Scripture by the Greek speaking Jews of that period. It is full of practical, clear wisdom that is incredibly applicable to our lives today such as: The greater you are, the more you must humble yourself; so you will find favor in the sight of the Lord. - Sirach 3:18 The higher your position, the more you have to actively seek humility. When you are in a low position, when you rely on others, humility is a more natural disposition and you recognize your dependence on God. When you are great, you need to actively seek humility. Do not say, “Because of the Lord I left the right way”; for he will not do what he hates. - Sirach 15:11 This is pretty straightforward. We cannot blame the Lord when we choose sin. The Lord does not do what He hates. He will always provide a way for us to choose good and it adds to our shame when we choose sin and blame God for it. A slip on the pavement is better than a slip of the tongue; so the downfall of the wicked will occur speedily. - Sirach 20:18 As the Book of James expands upon the importance of bridling your tongue but more abut consistently in the Book of Sirach we are exhorted to keep charge over our tongues. Ironically, this is much easier said than done. Whether you’re new to the wisdom literature or have spent years pouring over proverbs, Sirach is a great place to begin in living a wiser, more biblical life. #bibletime #biblereading #readyourbible #proverbs31woman #proverbs31 #womenintheword #savedbygrace #virtuouswoman #godlywoman #godsgirl #christianliving #butgod #givemejesus #trustgod #daughteroftheking #walkbyfaith #beautyfromashes #graceupongrace #dailydevotional #faithjourney #jesuslover #faithblogger #godisgood #graceoverperfection #michiganblogger #biblescripture
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While this book was not accepted in the Jewish cannon, it is in every copy of the Greek Septuagint but it was quote by St Augustine over 800 times and, most importantly, was declared Scripture at the Councils of Hippo and Carthage. 
It focuses on Wisdom guiding the lives of the faithful, the follies of the wicked, and focuses heavily on our future home with God and the life to come. 
For those of you familiar with the Nicene Creed, the Book of Wisdom is one of the sources of inspiration of our description of Jesus Christ. The reference to Christ being “Light from Light” is taken from Wisdom 7:26 which refers to Wisdom as being a “reflection of eternal light.” 
There are also several passages in Wisdom which foretell the death of Christ. One of my favorite passages is Wisdom 14:7, “Blessed is the wood by which righteousness comes,” which reminds me how truly blessed is the cross which held the Savior of the world, our perfect Sacrifice. 
Wisdom is very similar to the book of Proverbs in length and style. It points constantly to the Lord who, as James tells us, is ready to give wisdom to those who ask.
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The Book of Wisdom full of poetic principles and outlines how to live life well. Written around the time of the Maccabean revolt, it is written in the style of Solomon (and is sometimes referred to as “The Wisdom of Solomon”) but was written by later authors. While this book was not accepted in the Jewish cannon, it is in every copy of the Greek Septuagint but it was quote by St Augustine over 800 times and, most importantly, was declared Scripture at the Councils of Hippo and Carthage. It focuses on Wisdom guiding the lives of the faithful, the follies of the wicked, and focuses heavily on our future home with God and the life to come. For those of you familiar with the Nicene Creed, the Book of Wisdom is one of the sources of inspiration of our description of Jesus Christ. The reference to Christ being “Light from Light” is taken from Wisdom 7:26 which refers to Wisdom as being a “reflection of eternal light.” There are also several passages in Wisdom which foretell the death of Christ. One of my favorite passages is Wisdom 14:7, “Blessed is the wood by which righteousness comes,” which reminds me how truly blessed is the cross which held the Savior of the world, our perfect Sacrifice. Wisdom is very similar to the book of Proverbs in length and style. It points constantly to the Lord who, as James tells us, is ready to give wisdom to those who ask. #proverbs31woman #proverbs31 #womenintheword #virtuouswoman #godlywoman #godsgirl #christianliving #butgod #blessedandhighlyfavored #trustgod #daughteroftheking #walkbyfaith #daughterofaking #beautyfromashes #graceupongrace #dailydevotional #faithjourney #jesuslover #faithblogger #godisgood #graceoverperfection #michiganblogger #wordbeforworld #thinplaces #encouragingquotes #christianlife #christianencouragement
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To be honest, they are a rough read. A really rough read. They detail the suffering the people of God endured while their enemies attempted to control their land and wipe out their religion. 
It is a set of books filled with great suffering as many of the faithful are killed but it is also a book of great bravery and trust in the Lord in the midst of trials.
In Maccabees, two of the theological principles used today are clearly seen. The first, that God created the world out of nothing. 2 Maccabees 7:28 details how God did not make the world out of things already created, but out of nothing. 
The second principle is that of praying for the dead. While there are references throughout Scripture and it is a clear practice of the Early Church, it is most clearly referenced in 2 Maccabees 12. 
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Chances are, the Books of Maccabees are probably the deuterocanonical books you are most familiar with! It is in these books that we find the origins of Hanukkah. To be honest, they are a rough read. A really rough read. They detail the suffering the people of God endured while their enemies attempted to control their land and wipe out their religion. It is a set of books filled with great suffering as many of the faithful are killed but it is also a book of great bravery and trust in the Lord in the midst of trials. In Maccabees, two of the theological principles used today are clearly seen. The first, that God created the world out of nothing. 2 Maccabees 7:28 details how God did not make the world out of things already created, but out of nothing. The second principle is that of praying for the dead. While there are references throughout Scripture and it is a clear practice of the Early Church, it is most clearly referenced in 2 Maccabees 12. #christianwoman #graceupongrace #jesusgirl #inspiredfaith #womenlivingwell #jesuscalling #faithfilledcaptions #catholicblogger #Catholicconvert #CatholicWoman #chasingsacred #christianwomenleaders #bibleverse #biblestudy #christianblogger #faithinhim #proverbs31woman #faithful #Godisgood #encouragementgallery #godslove #christianposts #christianquote #prayer #prayertime
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Judith is another archetypal story of the battle being won at the hand of a woman, seen also in Judges and Esther. 
During the reign of Nebuchadnezzar, an army is sent to destroy the mountain town that Judith lives in. The people are greatly distressed and death seems to be the only option. Judith, a wealthy widow, trusts in the Lord and ultimately, kills the opposing military leader and brings peace to the people.
It is a story of God’s provision for His people in their exile through an unlikely source, a widow. In Judith, we see an archetype pointing to Mary and to the Church, waiting for her true Bridegroom. 
But it is also a story that points to the Lord’s desire to draw all nations to Himself! One of my favorite parts of the book of Judith is that it tells us of the conversion of a man who initially sets out to fight the Jewish people coming to believe in the God of Abraham, Issac, and Jacob. 
“And when Achior saw all that the God of Israel had done, he believed firmly in God, and was circumcised, and joined the house of Israel.” - Judith 14:10
It beautiful reminder that God’s deliverance is for all mankind. 
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Judith is another archetypal story of the battle being won at the hand of a woman, seen also in Judges and Esther. During the reign of Nebuchadnezzar, an army is sent to destroy the mountain town that Judith lives in. The people are greatly distressed and death seems to be the only option. Judith, a wealthy widow, trusts in the Lord and ultimately, kills the opposing military leader and brings peace to the people. It is a story of God’s provision for His people in their exile through an unlikely source, a widow. In Judith, we see an archetype pointing to Mary and to the Church, waiting for her true Bridegroom. But it is also a story that points to the Lord’s desire to draw all nations to Himself! One of my favorite parts of the book of Judith is that it tells us of the conversion of a man who initially sets out to fight the Jewish people coming to believe in the God of Abraham, Issac, and Jacob. “And when Achior saw all that the God of Israel had done, he believed firmly in God, and was circumcised, and joined the house of Israel.” - Judith 14:10 It beautiful reminder that God’s deliverance is for all mankind. #proverbs31woman #proverbs31 #womenintheword #virtuouswoman #godlywoman #godsgirl #christianliving #butgod #blessedandhighlyfavored #trustgod #daughteroftheking #walkbyfaith #daughterofaking #beautyfromashes #graceupongrace #dailydevotional #faithjourney #jesuslover #faithblogger #godisgood #graceoverperfection #michiganblogger #wordbeforworld #encouragingquotes #christianlife #christianencouragement
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