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Peace of Mind

Writer's picture: Jeffrey WilsorJeffrey Wilsor

As we stride ever onward, now into a summer that promises to be one like we have never experienced before, we continue to take a moment each day with music. Throughout these next few months, look for some more offbeat choices, many more of your own community selections and comments, and as ever, a little injection of faith, hope, and love into your day.


Got a song you just love? Email musicwppc@gmail.com to tell Jeff about it!



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A visit to the 70s today. I’ve always liked this song, but never really paid attention to the words before. While not particularly deep or profound, it’s a relatable feeling they sing about, and a good reminder about goals and our perspective on them. Plus, it’s a fun one to rock out to!


Now if you're feelin' kinda low 'bout the dues you've been paying

Future's coming much too slow

And you wanna run, but somehow you just keep on stayin'

Can't decide on which way to go


I understand about indecision

But I don't care if I get behind

People livin' in competition

All I want is to have my peace of mind


Now you're climbin' to the top of the company ladder

Hope it doesn't take too long

Can't cha see there'll come a day when it won't matter

Come a day when you'll be gone


Take a look ahead


Now everybody's got advice, they just keep on givin'

Doesn't mean too much to me

Lots of people out to make believe they're livin'

Can't decide who they should be


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Pray...


Holy One, Help me to maintain a healthy view of the present and the future.

We also lift up the following prayers shared during last Sunday's worship service:

  • For those directly affected by climate change right now.

Even in our separation, God, help us to feel the deep delight of your love for all. Amen.

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