Lyrics
Verse 1
We're reclaiming this city, as a place of holy ground
We're building You an altar, with our burning hearts laid down
We'll worship 'til our strongholds start to crumble at the sound
Of Your holy name, Jesus (sing this out)
Chorus
This is all Yours, this is all Yours
Every word we sing, every melody
It's all Yours, this is all Yours
Every song we bring is an offering
To You Lord, 'cause You Lord
Are worthy of no less than everything
Verse 2
And we dedicate this Temple, and we're giving You our trust
As we seek Your presence, every idol turns to dust
Purify our motives, by the power of Your love
And Your holy name, Jesus say
Chorus
This is all Yours, this is all Yours
Every word we sing, every melody
It's all Yours, this is all Yours
Every song we bring is an offering
To You Lord, 'cause You Lord
Are worthy of no less
This is all Yours, this is all Yours
Every word we sing, every melody
It's all Yours, this is all Yours
Every song we bring is an offering
To You Lord, 'cause You Lord
Are worthy of no less than everything
Ooh
Bridge
It all comes from You, it all goes to You
It all comes from You, it all goes to You (come on, sing it)
It all comes from You, it all goes to You
It all comes from You, it all goes to You (sing it up) (hey)
It all comes from You, it all goes to You
It all comes from You, (hey) it all goes to You
It all comes from You, it all goes to You
It all comes from You, yeah
Chorus
This is all Yours, this is all Yours
Every word we sing, every melody
It's all Yours, this is all Yours
Every song we bring is an offering
To You Lord, 'cause You Lord
Are worthy of no less
This is all Yours, this is all Yours
Every word we sing, every melody
It's all Yours, this is all Yours
Every song we bring is an offering
To You Lord, 'cause You Lord
Are worthy of no less than everything
Ooh
(Jesus, You're the only one)
Ooh
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Meaning & Inspiration
This live recording from Influence Music frames congregational singing as an offering. The first verse speaks of "reclaiming this city" as holy ground and building an altar with "burning hearts laid down," while the second dedicates "this Temple" and asks for pure motives so that "every idol turns to dust." The chorus keeps the focus on the gift itself: every word and melody belongs to God, who is "worthy of no less than everything." The bridge, "It all comes from You, it all goes to You," echoes Paul's closing praise in Romans 11 and David's prayer in 1 Chronicles, reminding worshippers that what they give was first received. Spoken cues from the Grove gathering invite the room to sing louder, which makes the song a good fit for a church that wants a surrendered, participatory time of praise.
Related Scripture
- Romans 11:36 Paul declares that all things are from God, through Him and to Him.
- 1 Chronicles 29:14 David acknowledges that everything given to God first came from His hand.
- Romans 12:1 Believers are urged to offer themselves as a living sacrifice of worship.