For today's Worship Wednesday, I want to share a song that has been on my radio all week long. It played Saturday, and Sunday, and then we sang it at church. And then it was on the radio Monday, and again on Tuesday. It also played on the radio this morning when I was driving to work, and this afternoon when I was driving home.
I think the message is pretty loud. This is my worship jam this week, and I hope it speaks to you too. I've been singing it randomly all around the house - when I'm making dinner, when I'm cleaning up, when I'm getting ready to watch a movie, when I'm picking out a new book to read, even in the shower. And when I'm at work and can't raise my voice as loud (I do work in a library, after all), the song plays in my heart, and is louder than I can even make my voice go.
In the middle of our troubles, when everything is dark and bleak, all we have to do is sing out praises to God, just raise that Hallelujah, and the darkness flees. It may not mean an immediate answer, or an escape from the troubles, but it will lift our spirits, and bring God's presence down to surround us.
So, sing loud. And sing louder. Let His praises echo to the heavens. And drown out the troubles and the unbelief.
And raise a hallelujah.
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