# Don't Lose Your Song | Pastor Emil D. Peeler

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Published: 2026-03-02T00:00:00+00:00
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## Resource

In this powerful and moving message, Pastor Emil Peeler reflects on the cry of Israel in Psalm 137—“How shall we sing the Lord’s song in a strange land?” In seasons of hardship, exile, and sorrow, it can feel impossible to worship, praise, or even hold on to hope. This sermon reminds us that even in unfamiliar and painful places, God is still worthy of our song. Your circumstances may change, but your calling to praise does not. No matter the struggle, the setback, or the silence, don’t let the enemy steal what God placed inside of you. Hold on to your faith, lift your voice, and don’t lose your song.

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