Lyrics
We are so blessed by the gifts from your hand
I just can't understand
Why you've loved us so much
We are so blessed
We just can't find a way
Or the words that can say, "Thank you Lord for your touch"
When we're empty you fill us 'til we overflow
When we're hungry you feed us and cause us to know
We are so blessed take what we have to bring
Take it all everything
Lord we love you so much
We are so blessed by the things You have done
The victories we've won, and what You've brought us through
We are so blessed take what we have to bring
Take it all everything. Lord, we bring it to you
When we're empty you fill us 'til we overflow
When we're hungry you feed us and cause us to know
We are so, so blessed, by the gifts from your hand
Just can't understand, why you love us so much
We are so blessed
We just can't find a way
Or the words that can say
Thank you Lord for your touch
We just want to say
Lord we love you so much
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
We Are So Blessed is a song of gratitude shaped by wonder. Its opening lines receive every gift as coming from God’s hand, yet admit that words cannot adequately answer such generosity. The lyric moves through divine provision, sustaining touch, and victories already granted. Images of emptiness being filled and hunger being fed present God as the source who meets need and brings abundance.
The response is not merely verbal thanks. The singers offer everything they possess, turning gratitude into surrender and love. Repeated phrases emphasize amazement rather than entitlement: blessing is treated as undeserved kindness, not personal achievement. This theme aligns closely with Scripture’s description of every good gift as coming from above and with its assurance that God supplies need. By returning to the simple confession that the Lord is loved, the song joins testimony, thanksgiving, and dedication. Its communal language makes the gratitude especially suited to congregational worship and shared remembrance of God’s care.
Related Scripture
- James 1:17 James teaches that every good and perfect gift comes from above.
- Philippians 4:19 Paul affirms that God supplies every need according to His riches.