FREE GUIDE
Becoming Peacemakers
Find Peace in a Divided World
The recent election has left many feeling angry, divided, and unsure of how to respond or interact with others, especially those with differing views.
Families, friends, and communities are wrestling with tension, and many struggle to navigate these strained relationships in a way that reflects their faith.
At Bridges Nashville, we understand the weight of these challenges, and we want to help.
That’s why we created this free resource—to offer biblical guidance, prayer prompts, and practical tools to help you find peace, navigate difficult interactions, and reflect God’s love in a divided world.
This guide is here to encourage and equip you to move forward with hope, grace, and confidence in God’s plan.
Why This? Why Now?
Pastor Adonis
What You’ll Find in This Free Guide
- Prayer Prompts: Thoughtful prayers to guide you in seeking peace for yourself, your relationships, and the nation.
- Scripture Readings: Biblical passages to provide comfort, clarity, and wisdom during these challenging times.
- Practical Connection Tips: Ideas for engaging with others, even in the face of disagreements, to build bridges and foster understanding.
- Journaling Prompts: Tools to help you reflect, grow, and align your thoughts and actions with God’s Word.
- Biblical Insights: Parallels between scripture and today’s challenges to help you find perspective and hope.
- Worship and Growth Resources: Recommendations for worship songs, books, and other materials to deepen your faith and provide encouragement.
“I’ve felt so overwhelmed by the tension and division lately, especially after the election. I didn’t know how to respond or even how to talk to people without it turning into an argument.
This guide gave me the tools I needed to find peace, approach others with grace, and stay grounded in my faith. It’s been a lifeline during such a difficult time."
Jessie N
“Bridges Nashville has always been a place where I feel supported in living out my faith, especially when life gets complicated.
I like how they bring biblical truth into real-life situations. Something I need to stay rooted in Christ."
Bill P