Righteousness and Peace
- Joseph Prewitt Diaz

- Oct 9
- 2 min read
Today, the news report war, poverty, discrimination, and corruption. Many people struggle with stress, fear, or moral dilemmas that prevent them from feeling peaceful or doing what they believe is right. Living in righteousness and peace is possible, even in a world full of challenges. While it is true that there are incidences of conflict, injustice, and inequality, there are also many reasons to be hopeful. Around the world, individuals and communities are working hard to promote kindness, fairness, and understanding. These efforts show that doing what is right and just—is still achievable.
Living in righteousness means acting honestly, fairly, and compassionately. It involves making choices that are good for others and for oneself. We, the Wesley community are dedicated to helping our surrounding communities through acts of kindness, charity, and justice. In our community, volunteers, teachers, and church members are making positive changes by standing up against unfair treatment and working toward equality. These actions help create a sense of moral integrity and contribute to peace.
Peace, both inner and outer, is also within our reach. Our neighbors and larger community, are learning to manage their emotions, forgive others, and seek understanding. Many spiritual and religious practices teach mindfulness, compassion, and forgiveness, which help individuals find inner calm. When people act with kindness, trust grows, and conflicts decrease. This creates a more peaceful environment for everyone.
Living in righteousness and peace is possible today. It requires effort, patience, and a heart committed to doing what is right. With hope and determination, we can create a more just and peaceful world for ourselves and future generations. Each person has a role to play—by making honest choices, helping others, and promoting harmony. Small acts of goodness can lead to bigger changes, making our world a better place.



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