What does it mean when the gospel is called the gospel of peace?

The title 'gospel of peace' refers to the reconciliation that Christ accomplishes for sinners through His atoning work. Romans 10:15 describes preachers as those who proclaim 'the gospel of peace.' This peace is not merely the absence of conflict but a profound, restorative relationship with God made possible through Jesus’ sacrifice. Ephesians 2:13-14 further emphasizes that Christ is our peace, bridging the divide between humanity and God. The gospel thus assures us that through faith in Him, we are no longer alienated but welcomed into the family of God, secure in our relationship with Him.