Lyrics
For every mountain that is high He is higher
For every burden that is great He is greater
For every valley that is deep He is deeper still
More than we can know
Our promise is Jesus
Our answer is Jesus
All to Him
All to Him we owe everything
Our savior is Jesus
Our future is Jesus
All to Him
All to Him we owe everything
For every fear that closes in He is closer
For every doubt that comes on strong He is stronger
For every battle that we face He has conquered all
More than we can know
Our promise is Jesus
Our answer is Jesus
All to Him
All to Him we owe everything
Our savior is Jesus
Our future is Jesus
All to Him
All to Him we owe everything
We know the great God
We serve the great God
We owe the great God
Everything all to Him
Our promise is Jesus
Our answer is Jesus
All to Him
All to Him we owe everything
Our savior is Jesus
Our future is Jesus
All to Him
All to Him we owe everything
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Meaning & Inspiration
“All to Him” presents Jesus as sufficient in the face of burdens, fear, doubt, and conflict. Each comparison places a human limitation beside Christ’s greater strength: high mountains do not exceed his rule, heavy burdens do not exhaust his care, and enclosing fear cannot put him at a distance. The lyric’s confidence reaches its clearest point in the declaration that he has conquered every battle.
The chorus gathers those claims into a response of devotion. Calling Jesus the promise, answer, Savior, and future gives the song a broad confession of dependence on him. The repeated phrase “All to Him” acknowledges that everything is owed to Christ, not merely help during a crisis. Its bridge widens the focus from individual need to worship of the great God who is known and served. The result is praise shaped by gratitude, trust, and recognition of Christ’s supremacy over every circumstance.
Related Scripture
- Colossians 1:17 The passage presents Christ as before all things and the one in whom all things hold together.
- Romans 8:37 Paul describes victory through Christ amid hardship and opposition.
- Philippians 2:10-11 Every knee bows and every tongue confesses the lordship of Jesus.