When I was a kid, I used to get excited when my mom bought products that came in boxes.
I wouldn’t get excited about the product itself.
But I would get excited about the bubble wrap that enclosed the product.
Why? Because I would pop the bubble wrap—and pop it, and pop it, and pop it some more—and then stomp on it and twist it.
I eventually discovered that the primary purpose of the bubble wrap was not for me to pop it.
But the purpose of the bubble wrap was to protect the product inside the bubble wrap.
Although the product may have been tossed around, turned around, and thrown around, it was protected because it was inside the bubble wrap.
In this life, you may be tossed around, turned around, and thrown around. But as long as you are bubble-wrapped by the peace of God, you are protected.
The peace of God is your bubble wrap.