Isaiah 26:3-4
Peace for the Transition
4 pages · Web workbook
“You will keep in perfect peace those whose minds are steadfast, because they trust in you.”
Transitions uncover the thoughts we normally outrun. Use these pages to name what is changing, listen to the story fear is telling, and place your mind back against the steadiness of God.
1 · Name what is changing
Write facts, not predictions.
What has ended?
What is beginning?
What is still uncertain?
What remains unchanged?
2 · Hear the anxious story
Write the loudest thought exactly as it arrives, then test it.
The thought says:
The evidence it uses:
What it assumes about God:
What Scripture says instead:
3 · Stay the mind
Choose three truths about God from Isaiah 26 and nearby passages.
God is…
Because God is this, I can…
My returning phrase for this week:
4 · Make peace practical
Peace often needs a bodily practice and a boundary.
One place I will slow my breathing and pray:
One input I will limit:
One peaceful action I can take without solving everything:
A steadfast mind is not one that never wanders. It is one that knows where to return.