Isn't this song about not wanting to be caught off guard when Christ returns? We're all on our stages, thinking in our own ways, having our own thoughts, and we aren't at all prepared for the things that are coming. He doesn't want to die. He doesn't want to experience the death that comes with not being prepared. Humanity thinks that if we give up the stage, then Christ will 'finally' be able to reign. That's what the second to last verse is saying, while the last verse is pointing out that the reality is that Christ already knows what's going on. He has the Plan, and it's not about Christians 'accepting' Him. It's about whether Christ enlightens him or not. So he's essentially saying, "I know you have your long term Plan, but can you let me in on what that is? I don't want to experience the same meaningless death that almost everyone else will feel when You return."
Isn't this song about not wanting to be caught off guard when Christ returns? We're all on our stages, thinking in our own ways, having our own thoughts, and we aren't at all prepared for the things that are coming. He doesn't want to die. He doesn't want to experience the death that comes with not being prepared. Humanity thinks that if we give up the stage, then Christ will 'finally' be able to reign. That's what the second to last verse is saying, while the last verse is pointing out that the reality is that Christ already knows what's going on. He has the Plan, and it's not about Christians 'accepting' Him. It's about whether Christ enlightens him or not. So he's essentially saying, "I know you have your long term Plan, but can you let me in on what that is? I don't want to experience the same meaningless death that almost everyone else will feel when You return."