Finding Peace In Everyday Moments
- Stephanie Conner
- Apr 25
- 2 min read
I want you to close your eyes and think about the last time you felt peace.
Where were you? What were you doing? What about that moment made you feel at peace?
I started thinking about this one day when I was standing outside, walking my dog. I listened to the birds sing and watched them fly from tree to tree. My dog chased a grasshopper as the sun was shining through the trees. That moment felt incredibly peaceful.
As I stood there, I started to think about my daily habits and priorities.
I realized that I didn't have the peace I was longing for because I didn’t actively pursue it. My day are filled with all the daily responsibilities of being a mother, wife, friend, volunteer and I forget to stop and find that moment of tranquility.
I can also get distracted by messages, emails, and social media. I've unintentionally prioritized these things over my connection time with God. As good as some of these things in my life are, they can actually take away my time to connect with God and, ultimately, some of my peace.
So, where do I feel the most peace?
I realized that my most peaceful moments are when I am outside connecting with nature, when I am in God's word, out for a walk, or just observing His creation. It is in these places that I am in awe of who God is. Why? This is where I see God’s creativity in the world around me. Sometimes, it feels as though He creates a special painting in the sky each day to share with me. My heart longs for more of it.

I believe we can all find peace if we intentionally seek it. Maybe you find that peace when you are washing the dishes as you look out your kitchen window where golden sunlight filtered through the trees. Perhaps it is in the car sitting by yourself before moving onto the next thing. It could be during your tea (or coffee) time with God. Or maybe it is just lying in the grass with your eyes closed.
Wherever you feel that peace, seek it more. That peace comes from God, connecting us with Him. We honestly need more of it in this world.
I find that when I create that space to connect with God, I don't just create peace for myself, but I am in a better place to handle the moments of everyday life. I am more patient and kind which brings more peace to my home. My whole family dynamic can change just by bringing more of God into my day.
Take a moment today to seek peace. Step outside, breathe deeply, and connect with God. It is truly worth it!
"Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you. I do not give to you as the world gives." -John 14:27
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