Lyrics
Tried to clean it up nice
Tried to hold it all together
I'm living rich in the world
But a spiritual beggar
And I been waitin' to give
Till I can give You something better
But You just wanted my heart
So here it is
All of it
Will You take it in this condition?
Here I am
Fully surrender
Jesus, You can have it all
Jesus, You can have it all
'Cause You love every broken piece
Of an honest offering
Jesus, You can have it all (Hey)
You can have it all
You turned pennies in my hands
Into a heavenly treasure
'Cause Your kingdom rules by a different measure
And so I'm pouring out until I'm an empty vessel
Lord, here's my heart
The joy and
The sorrow
Yesterday and tomorrow
I let go
Fully surrender
'Cause Jesus, You can have it all
We give it to ya
Jesus, You can have it all
You love every broken piece
Of an honest offering
So, Jesus You can have it all
Yeah, yeah
All to Jesus, I surrender
All to You, I freely give (Hey)
I will ever love and trust You
In Your presence
I daily live
All to Jesus, I surrender
All to You, I freely give
I will ever love and trust You
In Your presence
I daily live
Oh
(Jesus) Jesus, You can have it all
Jesus, You can have it all
'Cause You love every broken piece
Of an honest offering
So Jesus, You can have it all
My Jesus, You can have it all
I surrender all
Oh, come on surrender tonight
Oh, I surrender all (All to thee)
All to thee my blessed Savior
I surrender all
Sing I surrender all
C'mon here we go
I surrender all
Our problems, our families
Oh, I surrender all
My dreams, my plans, give it all
All to thee my blessed Savior
I surrender all
Mmm
We give it to You Lord
Yeah
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Honest Offering / I Surrender All” presents surrender as giving Christ an unhidden life rather than waiting to become worthy. The opening contrast between material comfort and spiritual poverty exposes the limits of outward success. Brokenness does not disqualify the offering; instead, the song emphasizes that Christ receives the whole person, including joy, sorrow, plans, and uncertainty. The image of an empty vessel reinforces a posture of availability before God.
The familiar hymn language expands that confession into daily trust and devotion. Its focus on placing problems, family, dreams, and plans before the Savior makes surrender both personal and comprehensive. The image of treasure measured by God’s kingdom may recall biblical teaching that divine worth differs from worldly value, while the repeated act of giving all aligns closely with the call to offer one’s life to God. Together, the sections portray worship as candid self-giving shaped by confidence in Christ’s love for every broken piece.
Related Scripture
- Romans 12:1 Paul urges believers to offer their whole lives to God as living sacrifices.
- 2 Corinthians 4:7 Paul describes divine treasure carried in fragile earthen vessels.