Lyrics
Verse 1
All of my life and all of my days,
I'll give You the praise;
for You've done so much for me,
and I adore Thee.
Verse 2
You taught me how to love my enemies,
in the midst of the storm, I'll be strong;
that's why my spirit will always be free,
for I adore Thee.
Chorus
I worship Thee,
I worship Thee,
I worship Thee and I adore Thee.
Bridge
I'll give You the honor,
I'll give You the praise,
forever and ever,
I'll lift up Your name.
Vamp
I love You, Lord.
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
“Worship Thee” centers on lifelong praise shaped by gratitude for what God has done. The singer offers honor across every day, not only in moments of ease, and connects adoration with freedom of spirit. Its language is direct and devotional: praise, honor, love, and the lifting of God’s name become repeated acts of faithful worship.
A notable theme appears in the confession that God taught the singer to love enemies. That line links worship with transformed conduct rather than leaving it as verbal praise alone, and it closely echoes Jesus’ command to love enemies. The determination to remain strong in the storm gives the song another layer of perseverance. Taken together, the verses, chorus, bridge, and vamp move from testimony into sustained adoration, presenting worship as gratitude expressed through praise, endurance, love, and a life continually directed toward God.
Related Scripture
- Matthew 5:44 Jesus commands love for enemies and prayer for persecutors.
- Psalm 34:1 The psalmist resolves to bless the Lord at all times and keep praise continually on his lips.