Mercy Chinwo - With All My Heart Lyrics
Lyrics
I will worship, I will worship you, oh God
I will worship, I will worship you, oh God
With all my heart
With all my heart
With all my heart
With all my heart
...
I will worship, I will worship you, oh God
I will worship, I will worship you, oh God
With all my heart
With all my heart
With all my heart
With all my heart
...
I adore you, I adore your name, oh God
I adore you, I adore your name, oh God
With all my heart
With all my heart
With all my heart
With all my heart
...
I can see the river flow
I can feel the wind blow
All of the birds flap their wings
To worship the God of creation
I can see the river flow
I can feel the wind blow
All of the birds flap their wings
To worship the God of creation
I will worship, I will worship you most high
I will worship, I will worship you, oh God
I will worship you
We will lift our voice to worship you
Oh God!
Sweet Jesus
We worship you with all our heart
We'll lift our voice to worship you
Oh God!
Jesus! Oh Lord!
I will worship, I will worship you...
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WITH ALL MY HEART MERCY CHINWO
Meaning & Inspiration
Mercy Chinwo’s "With All My Heart," released on April 12, 2019, as part of her profound album *The Cross: My Gaze*, immediately establishes itself as a powerful declaration of singular devotion. This track is not merely a song but an earnest, repeated pledge to the Almighty, stripping away complexity to reveal a pure, unadulterated yearning for God. The core message is encapsulated in its title and primary refrain, urging a worship that is total and uncompromising, echoing the fundamental biblical command to love the Lord our God with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength, as found in Deuteronomy 6:5 and re-emphasized by Jesus in Matthew 22:37. It’s a direct response to the call for complete surrender and an unwavering commitment to the Creator.
The repetition of "I will worship, I will worship you, oh God, With all my heart" throughout the song serves as a spiritual rhythm, driving home the personal and resolute decision to honor God. This isn't a casual expression but a solemn vow, highlighting the intentionality behind true adoration. The act of worship, as presented here, is not based on fleeting emotion but on a conscious choice to orient one's entire being towards God. This aligns with Psalm 95:6, which invites us to "come, let us worship and bow down; let us kneel before the Lord our Maker," emphasizing both the physical posture and the internal disposition of reverence. The steadfastness implied in "I will" underlines a commitment that transcends circumstances, reflecting a faith that endures.
Further deepening the theme, the shift to "I adore you, I adore your name, oh God" broadens the scope of devotion beyond just worship to a profound reverence for God's very essence. To adore God's name is to acknowledge His character, His power, and His holiness, recognizing that His name represents all that He is. Psalm 8:1 declares, "O Lord, our Lord, how majestic is your name in all the earth!" This adoration acknowledges God's supreme authority and intrinsic worth, fostering a sense of awe and wonder. It moves past simple gratitude to a deep appreciation for the divine nature, inspiring an inward posture of profound respect and love for the King of kings.
A particularly evocative segment describes creation itself engaging in praise: "I can see the river flow, I can feel the wind blow, All of the birds flap their wings to worship the God of creation." This expansive imagery reminds us that human worship is not an isolated act but part of a grand, universal symphony of praise orchestrated by the Creator. Psalm 19:1 beautifully articulates this, stating, "The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of His hands." When nature responds to its Maker, it calls humanity to join this celestial chorus, recognizing God's sovereignty over all things seen and unseen. It paints a picture of a world constantly testifying to divine majesty, inviting every soul to participate in this inherent act of reverence.
Towards the song's conclusion, the declaration evolves from an individual pledge to a collective affirmation: "I will worship you most high... We will lift our voice to worship you, Oh God!" This transition underscores the dual nature of Christian devotion—personal and communal. While individual worship is essential, there is immense power and unity in corporate praise. "Most High" is a title that exalts God's supreme position and power, often found in Scripture (e.g., Psalm 7:17, "I will give thanks to the Lord because of His righteousness; I will sing the praises of the name of the Lord Most High"). The inclusion of "we" signifies the communal body of believers joining together, fulfilling the call to worship as a unified family of faith, lifting voices in harmony to proclaim God's goodness, much like the early church devoted themselves to fellowship and prayer (Acts 2:42).
"With All My Heart" ultimately stands as a spiritual anthem, a resonant call for complete and unwavering devotion to God. It transcends cultural and linguistic barriers, speaking directly to the soul's deepest longing to connect with its Maker. Through its simple yet profound lyrics, supported by powerful scriptural truths, Mercy Chinwo crafts a moving expression of faith that encourages every individual and every community to surrender entirely to God, not just with words, but with their whole being. It's an invitation to a life wholly dedicated to the one who is worthy of all praise and adoration, a testament to the comprehensive love and commitment God desires from His people.