Waging Peace on Ishmael – Paperback – By John Idoko

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Waging Peace on Ishmael – Paperback – John Idoko

What does it mean to wage peace on Ishmael? What is true peace? Where or in whom can it be found? How can Ishmael find true peace? What is the solution to Ishmael’s restlessness or inner turmoil? Who will help him find peace? Why should Ishmael find peace? When should Ishmael obtain peace? What will be the resultant effects of his finding peace? What is the role of the church in helping Ishmael to find peace? What provisions has God made for waging peace on Ishmael? These questions are unraveled in this book. When you are done reading Waging Peace on Ishmael, you will be repositioned properly in Christ Jesus as an ambassador of peace to help Ishmael find true peace.

This is a book for ambassadors of Christ, charged with the ministry of reconciliation on a peacekeeping mission in an intolerant, hostile, violent and war-torn context. Waging Peace on Ishmael is the task of every genuine follower of Christ who has enrolled in the league of Christ’s Peace Corps, walking with Him to serve as a peacemaker among the descendants of Ishmael.

• The God of Peace
• The Prince of Peace
• The Covenant of Peace
• The Gospel of Peace
• Peace with God
• The Peace of God

All of these above, Ishmael does not have, and so there is a growing restlessness, restiveness and turmoil within him.

Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God (Matthew 5:9)

Waging Peace on Ishmael is seeking ways and means to bring Ishmael into the covenant of peace in the Prince of Peace through the preaching of the gospel of peace. When Ishmael is brought into personal relationship with the God of Peace, he will have peace with God. Only then will he live, walk and flourish in the peace of God.

John Idoko is a simple follower of Jesus Christ.
Having spent over two decades in mission service, a large chunk of which was spent in a local Arab community, he currently leads pioneering diaspora church- planting teams among scattered tribes, planting migrant churches.