Josh Cleopa - Undivided Heart Lyrics
Lyrics
Prone to wander prone to give my heart away
To every anxious thought and every lesser love
Prone to worry prone to doubt You're in control
Of every rise and fall but You transcend it all
Teach me Your way oh Lord and I will walk in Your truth
Come unite my heart to fear You
All I am is Yours Lord I will praise You
You can have my heart undivided
Prone to wander prone to give my heart away
To every anxious thought and every lesser love
Prone to worry prone to doubt You're in control
Of every rise and fall but You transcend it all
Teach me Your way oh Lord and I will walk in Your truth
Come unite my heart to fear You
All I am is Yours Lord I will praise You
You can have my heart undivided
You are God and I am not
You're God and I am not
You're worthy of my undivided heart
You're God and I am not
You're God and I am not
You're worthy of my undivided heart
You're God and I am not
You're God and I am not
You're worthy of my undivided heart
You are God and I am not
You're God and I am not
You're worthy of my undivided heart
Teach me Your way oh Lord and I will walk in Your truth
Come unite my heart to fear You
All I am is Yours Lord I will praise You
You can have my heart undivided
Teach me Your way oh Lord and I will walk in Your truth
Come unite my heart to fear You
All I am is Yours Lord I will praise You
You can have my heart undivided
All the day
And the night
Hear the cry of a heart that's all Yours
I turn my face to the light
And there's no shame in a heart thats all Yours
All the day
And the night
Hear the cry of a heart that's all Yours
I turn my face to the light
'Cause there's no shame in a heart thats all Yours
Yes all the day
And the night
Hear the cry of a heart that's all Yours
I turn my face to the light
And there's no shame in a heart thats all Yours
Oh my heart is all Yours
My heart is all Yours
Yes my heart is all Yours
My heart is all Yours
Yes my heart is all Yours
My heart is all Yours
My heart is all Yours
My heart is all Yours
Written by Davy Flowers, Erik Nieder, Hayden Browning
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Meaning & Inspiration
Josh Cleopa’s "Undivided Heart" emerges as a profound spiritual reflection, a lyrical journey into the often-divided human condition and the steadfast call to singular devotion. This worship piece doesn't merely present a series of verses; it articulates a universal prayer, giving voice to the internal struggle for focus in a world full of distractions and the yearning for complete surrender to the Divine. The song's immediate impact lies in its raw honesty, painting a vivid picture of a soul recognizing its inherent weakness and simultaneously reaching for unwavering faith.
At its core, "Undivided Heart" explores the poignant human confession, encapsulated in the repeated admission of being "prone to wander, prone to give my heart away." This resonates deeply with the biblical understanding of humanity's tendency to stray, to seek solace or fulfillment in "anxious thoughts and every lesser love," rather than in the ultimate source of peace. It speaks to the insidious nature of worry and doubt, moments when faith falters and we question God's unwavering control over life's "rise and fall." Yet, the lyric immediately counters this struggle with the powerful affirmation that God "transcends it all," establishing His omnipotence as the only true anchor. This initial acknowledgment of personal failing sets the stage for a transformative plea, inviting us into a space of vulnerability and earnest seeking.
The heart of the song's petition lies in the chorus, a direct echo of Scripture, where the singer cries out, "Teach me Your way oh Lord and I will walk in Your truth, come unite my heart to fear You." This isn't just a request for instruction; it's a deep longing for spiritual alignment, a prayer directly inspired by Psalm 86:11. To "unite my heart" speaks to healing the fragmentation caused by competing desires, bringing singular focus to the reverence of God. The "fear of the Lord" here is not terror but a profound awe, respect, and humble submission to His majesty, understanding that He alone is worthy of our complete devotion, as echoed in Deuteronomy 6:5, which calls us to love the Lord our God with all our heart, soul, and strength. The subsequent declaration, "All I am is Yours Lord I will praise You, You can have my heart undivided," solidifies this commitment, mirroring the New Testament call to offer our bodies as living sacrifices (Romans 12:1). It's a surrender, not of defeat, but of profound trust and adoration.
The song builds on this foundation with a potent bridge, unequivocally stating, "You are God and I am not, You’re worthy of my undivided heart." This humble yet powerful affirmation grounds the entire message in theological truth. It strips away self-reliance and worldly distractions, placing God firmly on His throne. This resonates with passages like Isaiah 45:5-6, where God declares, "I am the Lord, and there is no other; apart from me there is no God." Recognizing God’s unique identity and His incomparable worthiness becomes the ultimate reason for offering an undivided heart. It’s an act of worship rooted in understanding His sovereignty and our place within His grand design, aligning with Revelation 4:11, which proclaims His worthiness to receive all glory, honor, and power.
As the song progresses into its final sections, the continuous yearning is palpable: "All the day and the night, hear the cry of a heart that's all Yours." This isn't a fleeting wish but a sustained commitment, a posture of constant prayer. The turning of the face "to the light" signifies a deliberate choice to seek God’s presence and truth, and the liberating truth that "there's no shame in a heart that's all Yours" offers immense encouragement. In God’s presence, our vulnerabilities are met with grace, and our earnest efforts to surrender are met with acceptance, a truth beautifully captured in Romans 10:11, assuring that "anyone who believes in him will never be put to shame." Josh Cleopa’s "Undivided Heart" thus transcends being merely a song; it becomes a spiritual anchor, guiding the listener through an honest confession of human struggle to a powerful declaration of God’s sovereignty and an inspiring call to wholehearted devotion, ultimately affirming the freedom and peace found in a life surrendered completely to Him.