We're back. Whew. Episode dumps biweekly. 

Happy Father's Day to the man I love and admire, from the sons he loves and leads. There's no one like my guy. 

Have peace in order to be a peace bringer. With some of my fav peaceful tunes and the soothing wisdom of our forever Queen, Dr. Maya Angelou, episode 7 of CTL will dig deep down into the roots of peace and how to prioritize it and protect it in an era where unease is served sunny side down.
Take notes and take time to absorb these tips, about twenty-six in all, to help us identify habits we can cultivate, practices we can break and people we can surround ourselves with to help have a posture of peace.

Remember, we serve the King of Kings, the Lord of Lords and the Prince of Peace...it's ours to have, and ours to maintain. God gives us tools for doing so in His Word. Our survival and our ability to thrive and cope in a stressful world, where trouble is present on every hand, depends on how well we identify and manage peace thieves, prioritize it in our schedules, even how we monitor the stuff we eat and listen to.

Maya serenades us with a Chrismas Poem for Peace she performed in a 2005 interview with Katie Couric on the Today Show.

Our soundtrack for peace contains these tunes (below). Enjoy them and wrap yourself in the music and melodies. Music is so very important in promoting the routines that work peace into our lives . Tell us on IG how you protect and prioritize your peace. From the largest shift to the smallest notion, whatever you can do to protect your peace is a valuable act of trust and gratitude to the God who promises to care for you.

Happy new year. May it being you the joy and peace you deserve. I'm believing God with you for better days.

King-Supernatural
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Weldon Irvine- Morning Sunrise
Hiatus Kaiyote- The Lung
Musinah
Longstars