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The Maranatha Singers - It is Your Love - Nothing in This World Can Satisfy Lyrics

Artist:
The Maranatha Singers

Lyrics

Nothing in this world can satisfy me
Jesus you alone can fill me up
I could gain this world and all its treasures
All those things would never be enough


It is your love
It is your goodness
It is your kindness and compassion
that fills me up inside
It is your grace
Your tender mercies
It is your presence in my life
that satisfies


Nothing in this world can satisfy me
Jesus you alone can fill me up
I could gain this world and all its treasures
All those things would never be enough


It is your love
It is your goodness
It is your kindness and compassion
that fills me up inside
It is your grace
Your tender mercies
It is your presence in my life
that satisfies


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Meaning & Inspiration

“It Is Your Love” contrasts everything the world can offer with the sufficiency of Jesus. Wealth and treasure are acknowledged, then set aside as unable to satisfy the deepest need. In their place, the song names Christ’s love, goodness, kindness, compassion, grace, mercy, and presence. The repetition creates a simple confession of dependence: fulfillment is found not in possessions, but in relationship with Christ.

The theme closely reflects Psalm 107:9, which describes God satisfying the thirsty and filling the hungry with good things. It also recalls Philippians 3:8, where every gain is counted as loss beside knowing Christ. The lyric’s focus remains devotional rather than argumentative, moving through a list of divine attributes that meet inner emptiness. By returning to the same verse and chorus, the song reinforces a clear worship response: earthly abundance has limits, while the goodness and presence of Jesus provide the satisfaction the singer seeks.

Related Scripture

  • Psalm 107:9 The psalm says that God satisfies the thirsty and fills the hungry with good things.
  • Philippians 3:8 Paul counts all other gain as loss compared with knowing Christ.