Lyrics
At the End of my Worship
The Reward is You
Since I have You
I have everything
I will ever need
At the End of my Worship
The Reward is You
Since I have You
I have everything
I will ever need
[Chorus]
May the Love of the Father
And the Grace of the Son
And the Fellowship of the Spirit
Be with me
Be with me
May the Love of the Father
And the Grace of the Son
And the Fellowship of the Spirit
Be with me
Be with me
At the End of my Worship
The Reward is You
Since I have You
I have everything
I will ever need
At the End of my Worship
The Reward is You
Since I have You
I have everything
I will ever need
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Meaning & Inspiration
Benediction presents worship as communion with God rather than a path to another reward. The repeated declaration that the presence of God is everything the worshiper will ever need gives the song its focus. By returning to these lines, the lyrics portray worship not as transaction, but as delight in the Father, Son, and Spirit.
The chorus closely echoes the apostolic blessing in 2 Corinthians 13:14, naming the love of the Father, the grace of the Son, and the fellowship of the Spirit. That Trinitarian pattern makes the song both a prayer and a closing blessing. It also aligns with the confession in Psalm 73 that God remains the portion of the faithful even when heart and flesh fail. The result is a compact worship song about divine presence, sufficiency, and shared fellowship.
Related Scripture
- 2 Corinthians 13:14 The benediction names the grace of Christ, the love of God, and the fellowship of the Spirit.
- Psalm 73:25-26 The psalmist confesses that God remains his portion when heart and flesh fail.