Lyrics
Verse 1
Jesus at the center of it all
Jesus at the center of it all
From beginning to the end
It will always be, it's always been You, Jesus
Jesus, nothing else matters
Nothing in this world will do
Chorus
Nothing else matters
Nothing in this world will do
Jesus, You're the center
Everything revolves around You, Jesus, You
Verse 2
Jesus, be the center of my life
Jesus, be the center of my life
From beginning to the end
It will always be, it's always been You, Jesus
Chorus
Nothing else matters
Nothing in this world will do
Jesus, You're the center
Everything revolves around You, Jesus, You
Bridge
From my heart to the Heavens, Jesus be the center
It's all about You, yes, it's all about You
From my heart to the Heavens, Jesus be the center
It's all about You, yes, it's all about You
Outro
Oh hail king Jesus,
Oh hail the Saviour of the world
Oh hail king Jesus,
Oh hail the king of all the world
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
Jesus At The Center is a short worship song that asks for one thing: that Jesus be the center of everything. Its opening lines state that he is at the center of it all, from beginning to end, and the chorus adds that nothing else matters and nothing in this world will do.
The second verse moves from statement to petition with "Jesus, be the center of my life," so the song shifts from describing the place of Christ to asking that it be true personally. The chorus then says that everything revolves around Him, an image of Jesus as the fixed point other things orbit.
The bridge, "From my heart to the Heavens," gathers both movements, and the ending hails Jesus as Saviour and king of all the world. The language reflects Colossians 1:17-18, which describes Christ as before all things and holding all things together, and Philippians 3:8, where Paul counts other gains as loss compared with knowing Christ. The song reads as an act of focus in worship, with its few lines repeated to keep attention on Jesus alone.
Related Scripture
- Colossians 1:17-18 Christ is described as before all things and preeminent over everything.
- Philippians 3:8 Paul counts everything else as loss compared with knowing Christ.