In “Peacemakers”, Rodney shares truths about one of the most critical labels that will help us identify his followers is that of a peacemaker. Do not confuse a peacemaker with timidity. Being a peacemaker may be the bravest and most challenging thing you ever do. The starting point to being a peacemaker is to personally be at peace with God. In a very real sense Jesus is the first peacemaker. “For Christ himself has brought peace to us” (Ephesians 2:14). No animal, angel, or man can make peace between man and God. Only Jesus provides an opportunity to have real everlasting peace with God. Only after you have peace with God can you begin to have peace with people. The reason there are so few “Peacemakers” is they operate in an environment of war and hostility. Peacemaking implies there has to be the existence of an active or potential conflict. Making peace is not easy. It will cost you something. Peacemaking will likely put you in harms way. If it cost God the Father giving his son and cost Jesus his life in order for you to have peace with God, why would you and I think that it would cost you any less. But, there is a great reward. When you allow yourself to look like and resemble your heavenly father, by working for peace, you will hear God call out, “You are my child.”