Lyrics
(feat. Nick Day & Danielle Burns)
Live from New Orleans
Verse 1
You’re so easy to worship
You’re so easy to praise
When the darkness surrounds me
I can still see your face
I will follow Your cloud
Or the fire by night
You’re so easy to worship
You’re so easy to praise
Verse 2
When desert and trouble
And the pressures refine me
I won’t hold back my love
Through it all You’re still worthy
Pour my heart out like oil
Pour it out like wine
You’re so easy to worship
You’re so easy to praise
Chorus
I’ll lift my hands
And sing out your praise
I’ll give my song to you for all of my days
I love your voice,
I love your name
You’re so easy to worship
You’re so easy to praise
Bridge
Where You go, I will follow you
Where you go, I will follow you
Where You go, I will follow you
Written By: Nick Day, Danielle Burns, and Kamber White
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Easy to Worship” centers on steady devotion that does not depend on favorable circumstances. The opening lines place praise amid surrounding darkness, yet the singer can still recognize God’s presence. Images of cloud and fire recall divine guidance through the wilderness, while desert pressure becomes a setting in which love and worship continue. The language of pouring out oil and wine presents praise as a costly, wholehearted offering rather than a response reserved for comfort.
The chorus gathers these ideas into simple acts of raised hands, song, and lifelong praise. Its repeated declaration that God is easy to worship rests on His worthiness, voice, and name. The bridge strengthens the theme of surrender by promising to follow wherever God leads. Taken together, the song portrays worship as trust expressed through hardship, gratitude, and obedience. Its focus is not the absence of trouble, but the constancy of God’s character and the worshiper’s continuing response to that character.
Related Scripture
- Exodus 13:21 God leads Israel by cloud in the day and fire at night.
- Psalm 63:4 The psalmist blesses God and lifts up his hands in worship.