Lyrics
All of my help, all of my help comes from the Lord
All of my help, all of my help comes from the Lord
All of my help, all of my help comes from the Lord
All of my help, all of my help comes from the Lord
He has made a way out of no way
Turned darkness to light on a cloudy day
That's why I praise Him
For He's good, yes He's good
All of my help, all of my help comes from the Lord
All of my help, all of my help comes from the Lord
All of my help, all of my help comes from the Lord
All of my help, all of my help comes from the Lord
He has made a way out of no way
Turned darkness to light on a cloudy day
That's why I praise Him
For He's good, yes He's good
He is my refuge, best friend
In the time of trouble He will be there
That's why I praise Him
For He's good, yes He's good
[Music break]
My help, my help comes from the Lord, He is my help
My help, my help comes from the Lord, He is my help
My help, my help comes from the Lord, He is my help
My help, my help comes from the Lord...
He is my help, my ever present help
Jesus my help, my ever present help
He is my help, my ever present help
Jesus my help, my ever present help
He is my help, He is my help
He is my help, He is my help
He is my help, He is my help
My ever present help
Jesus my help, my ever present help
He is my help
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Meaning & Inspiration
“All of My Help” builds its confession around the conviction that help comes from the Lord. Repetition turns that declaration into both praise and assurance, while the verses name practical signs of divine care: a way through impossible circumstances, light in darkness, refuge in trouble, and faithful presence. Jesus is described as ever-present help, giving the song a clear focus on God’s goodness and reliability.
The central line directly echoes Psalm 121, where help comes from the Lord, Maker of heaven and earth. Its language of refuge and present help also recalls Psalm 46. Rather than dwelling on the trouble itself, the lyric answers hardship with praise and repeated confidence. The contrast between cloudy days and light, as well as trouble and refuge, gives the song a simple movement from need to assurance. Its gospel refrain is communal in feel, but the message remains specific: God is the source of help, and his goodness is reason for praise.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 121:1-2 The psalm declares that help comes from the Lord, Maker of heaven and earth.
- Psalm 46:1 The psalm describes God as a refuge and present help in trouble.