–9God's timing appears as a steady thread through ordinary moments and crises alike, reframing coincidences as purposeful “godwinks” that redirect attention to divine care. Choosing a single guiding word—peace—became a disciplined practice that rooted attention in Scripture, especially Philippians 4:6–9, where prayer, petition, and thanksgiving displace anxiety and allow God’s transcendent peace to guard the heart and mind. Inner peace does not arrive as a finished product; it forms through intentional habits: taking thoughts captive, practicing thankful prayer, speaking life-giving words, and substituting old patterns with new routines that reflect Christ. Letting go of anxious story-making and embracing surrender creates space for God to replace fear with steadiness, while simple practices—quiet meditation, Scripture before social feeds, small acts of worship—shape a steady inner posture.Community proves essential in the work of becoming. Honest confession, prayerful companions, and practical help break spirals of isolation and model the body of Christ acting as God’s hands. Encounters with strangers and moments of humility underscore that transformation often arrives through unexpected channels; mercy extended by another can reveal divine presence and correct hurried judgments. The process of becoming more like Jesus unfolds not by dramatic reinvention but by daily, faithful choices: rejoicing in the Lord, practicing gratitude, guarding speech, and aligning desires with God’s kingdom. When attention stays fixed on Christ and life is reordered around prayer and truth, peace grows—and with it the capacity to change into the person God intends.[00:00] Welcome[01:04] Title: Becoming Me Through God’s Peace[01:24] God’s Timing and Godwinks[06:15] Choosing “Peace” as a Star Word[09:42] Philippians 4:6–9: Prayer Over Anxiety[15:26] New Habits and Mind Renewal[16:05] Meditation Room and Small Practices[25:30] Community, Help, and the Wallet Story[31:12] Becoming Like Jesus (Conclusion)