While singing the song, 10,000 reasons, this verse gripped me, "Let me be singing
when the evening comes." I don't know about you but I want to be singing when the
evening comes. It's easy to sing in the morning but in the evening is when darkness sets
in. Did you notice America saw no July 4th fireworks until it was dark enough? I can
imagine 10,000 children asking their parents, "Daddy, Mommy, when will the fireworks
start?" Parents in vain tried to explain to their children, "It's not dark
enough!" I wonder if there's a blessing about darkness that we as God's children
don't understand yet?
Did you notice when the fireworks began you no longer focused on the dark night but were
mesmerized by the awesome bright lights exploding, sounding like giant boom boxes
penetrating the dark sky and shaking the earth? The darkness only enhanced and seemed to
energize the fireworks as they danced on heaven's ceiling. As I watched, I sensed the
Lord saying, "Bill, that's you! That's My people. The world will begin to see My
people like fireworks in their darkest night.
I'm setting the stage using the backdrop of gross darkness. So far the world has only
heard the enemy play his out of tune instrument since he fell like lighting from heaven.
He lost his place in the choir. But I have an orchestra about to be heard from in the
nations. And this is the part where My grand finale comes in to be seen and heard from.
My explosive fireworks will cause multitudes to look up and be in awe and draw them out
of darkness. My salvation, healing, deliverance, and glory captivating those in darkness
will begin to fall down upon them shaking the earth.
Keep singing and worshiping Me as the evening comes. You are My grand finale in the
darkness.
Blessings,
Bill Yount