What if the problem isn’t that peace is being stolen from you—but that you’re unknowingly trading it away? In this episode, Kristin explores the difference between the peace the world offers and the peace Jesus gives. Drawing from John 14:27 (AMP) and Isaiah 26:3, Kristin shares her personal journey through anxiety, hypervigilance, anger, and overwhelm, and the powerful realization that peace is not found in perfectly managed circumstances. You’ll discover why balance is not the ultimate goal, what it means that Jesus bequeathed His own peace to believers, and how worry, fear, and agitation often become a trade we make rather than something simply taken from us. This episode is an invitation to renew your mind, recognize the trades you’re making, and begin choosing the peace that is already yours in Christ. Download the FREE Reflection Guide at www.thekristincampbell.com under Podcast Files Follow Kristin on Instagram @thekristincampbell
• Why Kristin no longer says, “The enemy stole my peace.”
• The difference between worldly peace and Jesus’ peace.
• How Isaiah 26:3 became an anchor through seasons of anxiety and overwhelm.
• The meaning of “bequeath” in John 14:27 and why it matters.
• How we often allow and permit fear, agitation, and intimidation.
• Why peace is an internal reality, not a circumstantial one.
• The connection between peace, trust, surrender, and the fruit of the Spirit.
• Practical ways to shift your focus back onto the Lord when anxiety rises.
John 14:27 (AMP)
“Peace I leave with you; My own peace I now give and bequeath to you… Do not let your hearts be troubled, neither let them be afraid.”
Peace is not based on what is happening around us. Its source is who is inside us.
• Isaiah 26:3
• John 14:27
• Philippians 4:4–9
• Colossians 3:15
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