• #1,179: A Song at Midnight

  • Feb 13 2025
  • Length: 6 mins
  • Podcast

#1,179: A Song at Midnight

  • Summary

  • In the night hours, when you can’t sleep, instead of dwelling on problems, uncertainties, and anxieties, turn your mind back to a song. A song of worship and a song of praise. If you are married, you might not want to sing aloud and wake your spouse, but in your heart, you rehearse the words of praise to God.


    Main Points:

    1. It’s at night, in the quiet that our fears often increase their volume. Our minds ask, “What if this happens? What if the medical test turns out positive? What if I don’t have enough money? What if my kids make wrong decisions? What if my elderly parents can’t take care of themselves? There seems to be no end to the what-if questions.


    2. But a song in the night moves us from uncertainty to certainty. We are uncertain about a lot of things in this life, but we are absolutely certain about God. We are certain that nothing will separate us from His love. We are certain he has been faithful in our past and will be faithful in our future. We are certain that He will never leave us or forsake us.


    3. Choose your song. Pick a song that exalts Jesus and reminds you of His faithfulness. When all is dark, let it be your song in the night.


    Today’s Scripture Verses:

    Psalm 42;8 - "By day the Lord directs his love, at night his song is with me—a prayer to the God of my life.”

    Psalm 77:6 - “I remembered my songs in the night.”

    Acts 16:25 - “About midnight Paul and Silas were praying and singing hymns to God, and the other prisoners were listening to them.”


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