He Shall Be Called: Prince of Peace

Prince of Peace

He Shall Be Called

December 15, 2024

Dr. Clayton Chisum

Isaiah 9:6 NLT

Our Big Problem: The absence of peace, peace, and peace

Jesus is the of to this world.

John 14:27 NLT

How Jesus peace:

1. our relationship with God

Romans 5:10 NLT

Romans 5:11 NLT

Romans 5:1 NLT

2. the closer

John 16:7,13 NLT

Galatians 5:22-23 NLT

Ephesians 4:2-3 NLT

Matthew 10:34-36 NLT

Having peace doesn’t mean

John 16:33 NLT

Philippians 4:6-7 NLT

Discussion Questions:

1. The sermon discusses the absence of peace on various levels (inner, interpersonal, international). Can you share a recent personal experience where you witnessed or experienced a lack of peace?
2. Isaiah 9:6 describes Jesus as the “Prince of Peace.” What do you think this title means for us today in our daily lives?
3. How does the idea that Jesus restores our relationship with God (as mentioned in Romans 5:10-11) bring you comfort or hope in your current circumstances?
4. The sermon highlights the Holy Spirit as a helper in our lives. In what ways have you experienced the guidance or support of the Holy Spirit in seeking peace?
5. How can having peace with God influence our relationships with others? Can you think of an example where this has been evident in your life or among those you know?
6. The sermon mentions that living for Christ may lead to conflict with loved ones. How can we navigate those difficult conversations while maintaining our peace?
7. Reflecting on Philippians 4:6-7, how can prayer be a tool in experiencing God’s peace during challenging times? Have you ever experienced this in a significant way?
8. What are some practical steps you can take to foster peace in your interactions with others this Christmas season?