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All in All by Chris Tomlin cover art

Chris Tomlin - All in All Lyrics

Artist:
Chris Tomlin

Lyrics

Worthy that is what You are 


Worthy King over my heart 


There is none like You 


There’s no one else 


 


Mercy that is what I need 


Mercy with every breath I breathe 


Where would I be now all by myself 


 


You are the water for my soul 


You are the hands that won’t let go 


You are the calm within my storm 


You are the love that will endure 


You are the victor in the fight 


Over the darkness You’re the light 


You are the hope I’m hanging on


You are my everlasting song 


You are my all in all


 


Holy, heaven and earth cry 


Holy, Lord over my life 


Where would I be now without Your love


Where would I be now without Your love 


 


Oh Jesus, my all in all 


 


You are my living water


Your love is always strong


You are my hope, my all in all


You are my all in all


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Meaning & Inspiration

All in All gathers several biblical images into a direct confession of trust in Jesus. He is praised as worthy and holy, then described as living water, enduring love, light in darkness, hope in conflict, and the song that continues through every circumstance. The repeated question about life without his love underscores dependence rather than self-sufficiency, while the request for mercy keeps the worship rooted in grace.

The chorus presents Christ as the steady answer to varied forms of need. Water answers spiritual thirst, strong hands suggest security, calm meets turmoil, and light overcomes darkness. These phrases closely echo scriptural descriptions of God’s sustaining presence and Christ’s victory. The title phrase, “all in all,” gathers the images into one claim: every source of hope named in the song is found in him. As the lyric moves from need to praise, it portrays worship as confidence in Christ’s character, mercy, and faithful love.

Related Scripture

  • John 4:13-14 Jesus describes the life he gives as living water that satisfies permanently.
  • John 8:12 Jesus identifies himself as the light that overcomes darkness.
  • Colossians 3:11 The passage describes Christ as all and in all.