This article explores the different ways that the theme of ”peace” is presented in the Gospels and their relevance to today's world. The discussion starts with the use of the concept of ”Prince of Peace” in the Synoptic Gospels and it introduces four different facets of the theme of ”peace” revealed in the Gospels: (1) peace as a state of well-being, (2) peace as a state of concord, (3) the breaking of peace caused by the Prince of Peace, and (4) peace as a different kind of state of well-being. The article is concluded with the relevance of these four facets of ”peace” in the Gospels to today's socio-religious situations, which is the concern of this article.