This trio has made for some intimate and awesome live, mainly acoustic experiences. Those who have caught the trio in those smaller settings become Peacock's hardest-core fans. It's a 'count it as a blessing' song.
Listeners tend to find their own monkey here.
The whole song does not deny trials and even failures, but in it Peacock is reveling in the victory, now and future. Peacock has spoken of this as an invitation to the fellowshipping feel of trio concerts. But its lyrics suggest other uses, for evening fellowships and studies, probably evening worship experiences, and perhaps even the Eucharistic service. It is a celebration of the presence of God where two or three are gathered. There is no place closer to heaven than here with you tonight.