“If possible, so far as it depends on you, live peaceably with all.”
God asks only for what depends on you: your side of the bridge. Build it all the way to the last plank.
God knows not every peace materializes. He measures your faithfulness, not the outcome that rests with someone else.
Peace is not the absence of conflict; it is love's active labor. It never shows up on its own — someone has to move first.
A soft answer, a quick apology, a generous assumption: peace is harvested from small daily habits.
"With all" includes precisely that person. A peaceable Christian is a gospel the world can actually read.
Act: before breakfast, send one peacemaking message to the person you have been avoiding — a single kind sentence starts the bridge.