Lyrics
At Your feet I bow
There is none like You
For all that I have found
All I want is You
For all the wonders You do
And all that You are
What I can bring to You
I offer my heart
Wonderful magnificent God
I'm humbled by the life You gave
Beautiful Redeemer You are
Worthy of my highest praise
At Your feet I bow
There is none like You
For all that I have found
All I want is You
For all the wonders You do
And all that You are
What I can bring to You
I offer my heart
Wonderful magnificent God
I'm humbled by the life You gave
Beautiful Redeemer You are
Worthy of my highest praise
What can we give to You o God
For everything You have given to us
What can we give to You o God
For everything You have given to us
What can we give to You o God
For everything You have given to us
We offer our lives to You o God
For everything You have given to us
We offer our lives to You o God
For everything You have given to us
We offer our lives to You o God
For everything You have given to us
Wonderful magnificent God
I'm humbled by the life You gave
Beautiful Redeemer You are
Worthy of my highest praise
Wonderful magnificent God
I'm humbled by the life You gave
Beautiful Redeemer You are
Worthy of my highest praise
Wonderful, You are Wonderful
Wonderful, You are Wonderful
Wonderful magnificent God
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Wonderful Magnificent God” is a worship song of surrender and gratitude. Its opening places the singer at God’s feet, where admiration for God’s works leads to a simple offering: the whole heart. The refrain praises God as wonderful and magnificent while naming the Redeemer as beautiful and worthy of the highest praise. Humility comes from contemplating the life given on behalf of others, not from presenting an achievement to God.
The repeated question, “What can we give to You, O God?” shapes the song’s second movement. Because everything has first been received from God, the fitting response is the offering of life itself. That pattern closely reflects Paul’s appeal for believers to present their bodies as a living sacrifice in view of divine mercy. The lyric therefore joins adoration with consecration: praise is expressed not only in words but in a life yielded back to the giver of every good gift.
Related Scripture
- Romans 12:1 Paul calls for a life offered to God as a living sacrifice in response to mercy.
- James 1:17 Every good and perfect gift is described as coming from God.
- Revelation 5:12 Heavenly worship declares the slain Lamb worthy to receive praise.