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Bethel Music + Kalley Heiligenthal - All is For Your Glory Lyrics

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Bethel Music + Kalley Heiligenthal

Lyrics

"All Is For Your Glory" sung by Kalley Heiligenthal live at Bethel Church Lyrics:


Verse 1]


There's just one chief end to man's purpose


One main reason for existence


All man's vain and high ambitions


Will one day be brought low


Will one day be brought low


[Verse 2]


To treasure You above all others


To love You like we love no other


And Your greatness soon will be uncovered


And all the earth will then know


And all the earth will then know


[Pre-Chorus]


For You alone will be exalted in that day


And worthless goals will be exposed as idols that we've made


For You alone will be exalted in that day


And You'll be seen as rightful King and from our hearts, we'll say!...


[Chorus]


That all is for Your glory


And all is for Your name


And all is for Your glory


That in all things You may have first place


That in all things You may have preeminence


That all is for Your glory


And all is for Your name


And all is for Your glory


That in all things You may have first place


That in all things You may have preeminence


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Meaning & Inspiration

All Is for Your Glory frames human purpose around the honor and supremacy of God. The opening contrasts temporary ambition with the lasting call to treasure God above every rival. Earthly goals are pictured as idols that will eventually be exposed, while God alone will be exalted and recognized as the rightful King. This gives the song both a warning against misplaced devotion and a clear invitation to worship.

The chorus gathers those ideas into a repeated confession that everything belongs to God’s glory and name. Its desire that God hold first place and preeminence closely reflects the language of Colossians concerning Christ’s supremacy. The expectation that human pride will be brought low also echoes Isaiah’s vision of the Lord alone being exalted. Rather than centering personal achievement, the lyrics redirect purpose, affection, and ambition toward God. Their repetition emphasizes a single governing conviction: every lesser aim must yield so that divine worth and kingship remain central.

Related Scripture

  • Colossians 1:18 Paul states that Christ is to have first place in everything.
  • Isaiah 2:11 Isaiah says human pride will be humbled and the Lord alone exalted.