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Kingdom Praise - Created To Worship - To Give You Praise Lyrics

Artist:
Kingdom Praise

Lyrics

Created to worship,
Created to give you praise,
Created to worship,
I give you all of me.
Created to worship,
Created to give you praise,
Created to worship,
I give you all of me


For I was born with a purpose,
Placed in the earth,
Just to give you praise,
For I was born with a purpose,
Placed in the earth,
Just to give you praise.


I'll bless you, forever, I'll give you praise
I was created, to give you worship, I'll give you praise
My heart's desire, my heart's desire,
is to give you worship and praise

My heart's desire, my heart's desire,
is to give you worship and praise


For I was born with a purpose,
Placed in the earth,
Just to give you praise,
For I was born with a purpose,
Placed in the earth,
Just to give you praise.


By Kingdom Praise Church


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Meaning & Inspiration

Created To Worship - To Give You Praise frames worship as a defining purpose rather than an occasional activity. The repeated declaration of being created to worship gives the song a clear center: life is offered back to God through praise. Phrases about giving all of oneself and blessing God forever add surrender and perseverance to that purpose, while the repeated language makes the confession suitable for communal worship.

The theme closely echoes Isaiah 43:21, where God speaks of a people formed to declare divine praise. Psalm 86:12 also reflects the desire to praise the Lord with the whole heart and glorify his name forever. The song keeps its message direct, moving from identity to response: the worshiper understands life as purposefully placed in the earth and answers with praise. Its emphasis is not on achievement or recognition, but on wholehearted devotion, sustained blessing, and worship offered as the central desire of a life belonging to God.

Related Scripture

  • Isaiah 43:21 God describes a people formed to declare divine praise.
  • Psalm 86:12 The psalmist pledges wholehearted and enduring praise to God.