Lyrics
Intro
Everybody blow the trumpet
And sound the alarm
Because the Lord is in the temple
Let everybody bow
Let all the people
Let all the people praise Him now
The Lord IS HERE
Chorus
The presence of the Lord is here
The presence of the Lord is here
I feel it in the atmosphere
The presence of the Lord is here
The presence of the Lord IS HERE
Chorus
A blessing from the Lord is here
A blessing from the Lord is here
I feel it in the atmosphere
A blessing from the Lord is here
A blessing from the Lord IS HERE
Verse 1
Everybody blow the trumpet
And sound the alarm
Because the Lord is in the temple
Let everybody bow
Let all the people praise Him now
The Lord, the Lord, the Lord IS HERE
Verse 2
Can't you see Him working on the outside
I can feel Him moving on the inside
So come and enter in
And cast your cares on Him
He'll open up a window and pour you out a blessing
For when the Lord steps in He brings everything you need:
Healing, power, and victory
Bridge
It's all up to you
Whatever you need Him to do
Just trust Him and believe
And then by faith you will receive
Breakdown
I can feel the presence of the Lord
And I'm gonna get my blessin' right now
I ain't waitin' no more
I ain't waitin' no more I got it
Chorus
It's my time for God's favor
It's my time to be blessed
Step in, step in, step in and be blessed
Chorus
It's my time for God's favor
It's my time to be blessed
Step in, step in, step in and be blessed
The presence of the Lord is here
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Meaning & Inspiration
My Time for God's Favor is an upbeat declaration of expectancy built around the presence of the Lord. It opens with a call to "blow the trumpet and sound the alarm" because "the Lord is in the temple," and the first chorus is a plain statement: "The presence of the Lord is here."
The middle section turns to invitation. Listeners are told to "cast your cares on Him" and to expect that He will "open up a window and pour you out a blessing," language that recalls Malachi 3:10. The song names what the Lord brings when He steps in: healing, power and victory.
The closing lines shift from waiting to receiving. The singer says "I ain't waitin' no more" and repeats "It's my time for God's favor, it's my time to be blessed." Faith is the stated condition, as the lines "Just trust Him and believe" make clear. It suits a lively choir arrangement and a service moment built around thanksgiving and expectation.
Related Scripture
- Malachi 3:10 God promises to open the windows of heaven and pour out a blessing.
- Psalm 150:3 The psalm calls for praise with the sound of the trumpet.
- Hebrews 11:6 Faith that God rewards those who seek Him.
- 1 Peter 5:7 Believers are invited to cast every anxiety on Him because He cares.