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The Storm May Be Raging. Your Peace Doesn’t Have to Be.


Prophetic teacher Brenda Kunneman shows you how to stop surrendering your mind and emotions to fear, anxiety, trauma, and turmoil—and instead actively pursue, protect, and receive the peace God has promised.


This is a biblical strategy for standing strong when life feels out of control!

A Practical Guide to Supernatural Peace

You were never meant to live at the mercy of fear or ruled by racing thoughts. And you do not have to wait for your circumstances to calm down before peace can take hold.

If you have ever wondered, How can I trust God when everything around me feels unstable?—this book was written for that moment.  


Brenda Kunneman reveals biblical principles for maintaining your trust in God when crisis strikes and trauma, grief, anxiety, or paralyzing fear threaten to take over. Her message is clear: there is divine rest available even in the middle of the storm.


Key Revelations Include:

  • Why peace must be pursued and commanded—not merely hoped for
  • How to anchor your mind in God’s promises when fear and anxiety attack
  • How to put on your spiritual armor and respond with faith instead of fear
  • How to recognize the habits, relationships, influences, and thought patterns that steal your peace
  • Why forgiveness, self-control, healthy boundaries, rest, and disciplined thinking matter to a peace-filled life
Do not mistake peace for the absence of trouble. Jesus encountered a raging storm—and commanded it to be still. Commanding Peace! challenges you to stop allowing chaos to dictate the atmosphere of your mind, your emotions, and your response to adversity.

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Command peace when anxiety, fear, trauma, and racing thoughts try to take over.

Stand on God’s promises instead of being controlled by your circumstances.

Put on your peace armor and prepare spiritually before the storm comes.

Guard your mind, discipline your thoughts, and refuse to continually imagine the worst.

“We can’t let trauma and hardship own our minds and lives without commanding it to be still and declaring, ‘Peace!’” — Brenda Kunneman