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Carlton Pearson - Worship Medley Lyrics

Artist:
Carlton Pearson

Lyrics

Fill my cup Lord, I lift it up Lord,
Come and quench the thirsting of my soul,
Bread of Heaven, feed me 'til I want no more,
Here's my cup, fill it up, and make me whole.
( x 2 )


Let Jesus fill,
Let Jesus fill,
Let Jesus fill,
This place.
( x 4 )


Wonderful,
Wonderful,
Wonderful,
Wonderful.
( x 4 )


Marvelous,
Marvelous,
Marvelous,
Marvelous.
( x 2 )


Glorious,
Glorious,
Glorious,
Glorious.
( x 2 )


Wonderful,
Wonderful,
Wonderful,
Wonderful.
( x 2)


Wonderful,
Marvelous, Marvelous,
Glorious, Glorious,
Wonderful.


Communion, Sweet Communion,
To fellowship with You, is what we long to do,
Communion, Holy Communion,
Lord, we long to commune with you.
( x 3)


You are the Lord (Holy, Holy, Holy)
Holy, Holy Holy, You are the Lord
Holy, Holy, Holy, You are the Lord


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Meaning & Inspiration

Worship Medley gathers a sequence of prayers and declarations around spiritual hunger, fellowship, and the holiness of God. The opening image of an empty cup presents the soul as dependent on divine provision, while the request for the Bread of Heaven echoes a desire for lasting satisfaction rather than a temporary answer. Repeated descriptions such as wonderful, marvelous, and glorious keep the focus on adoration rather than personal achievement.

The communion section shifts from petition to closeness, expressing a longing to fellowship with the Lord. Its closing confession, "You are the Lord," joins that longing with reverence and holiness. Together, the sections portray worship as both receiving from God and responding to his character. The medley therefore moves through need, praise, communion, and confession, giving its repeated phrases a clear devotional purpose.

Related Scripture

  • Psalm 42:1-2 The psalm describes a soul thirsting for the living God.
  • John 6:35 Jesus identifies himself as the bread of life who satisfies spiritual hunger.
  • Revelation 4:8 The heavenly worshipers repeatedly proclaim the Lord God holy.