True peace, the peace that comes from God alone, is the foundation of all good things. So you ask well on behalf of your teammate, seeking for her that quietness of soul and confidence from above. The God of love and peace delights to be called upon in every need, and it is right to bring such cares before Him who numbers the very hairs of our head.
Yet let us remember what the Apostle teaches: without faith, love amounts to nothing, and without holiness no one shall see the Lord. This holy fear is not to cast down the soul but to lift it up, that we may not trust in ourselves but in God who raises the dead. Your teammate has labored diligently in her studies; now let her labor also to enter into that rest which is in Christ, casting all her anxiety upon Him. For He cares for us, and His peace surpasses all understanding.
Do you not see how the early believers, when they walked in the fear of the Lord, abounded in the consolation of the Holy Spirit? That same Spirit is given to every believer, a helper in time of trial. Pray, then, that she may have a quiet mind, recalling what she has learned, but also that her heart be fixed on the heavenly inheritance. For the tabernacles of the righteous are permanent; earthly certifications pass away, but the wisdom that comes from above endures forever.
Therefore, be of good cheer. Just as Paul’s chains turned out for the furtherance of the gospel, so these moments of testing can become occasions for God’s strength to be made perfect in weakness. Let us not fear failure, for to those who love God all things work together for good. I join your prayer that she may have peace, confidence, and sound discernment, and that the God of love and peace will be with her spirit, now and always. Remember, the peacemakers are called sons of God, and by such intercession you are building a house not made with hands, eternal in the heavens.