North Point Worship - All The World Lyrics
Lyrics
Verse 1
Jesus, You're all the world to me
My song, my life, my everything
These riches are dust beneath my feet
'Cause Jesus, You're all the world to me
Chorus
Set my eyes upon the Hope that never fades
Place my feet upon the Rock that will not shake
Turn my heart from all the things I think I need
Oh, Jesus, You're all the world to me
Oh-ohh, Jesus, You're all the world to me
You're all the world to me
Verse 2
The Peace that calls my heart to rest
The Light that guides my every step
The Love that set this prisoner free
Oh-ohh, Jesus, You're all the world to me
Chorus
Set my eyes upon the Hope that never fades
Place my feet upon the Rock that will not shake
Turn my heart from all the things I think I need
Oh, Jesus, You're all the world to me
Oh-ohh, Jesus, You're all the world to me
Bridge
I don't want anything else
There isn't anything more
Don't let me settle for less
You are what I'm living for
No, I don't want anything else
There isn't anything more
Don't let me settle for less
You are what I'm living for!
Chorus
Set my eyes upon the Hope that never fades
Place my feet upon the Rock that will not shake
Turn my heart from all the things I think I need
Oh-ohh, Jesus, You're all the world to me (yeah)
Oh-ohh, Jesus, You're all the world to me (yes)
Outro
You are, You're everything we need
Oh-oh-ohh, 'cause You are God
You're all the world to me, yes, You are
You're all the world to me, yes, You are
Video
North Point Worship - "All The World" (Official Lyric Video)
Meaning & Inspiration
The profound anthem, "All The World," from North Point Worship, first resonated with hearts upon its release on November 16, 2018, as a significant track from their album *North Point Worship*. This song offers a compelling declaration of complete devotion, articulating a believer's deepest conviction that Jesus is the sole source of all meaning, hope, and sustenance. It’s a beautifully simple yet powerful statement, designed to reorient one’s perspective entirely towards Christ, challenging the intrinsic human tendency to seek fulfillment in earthly pursuits and instead elevate Jesus to His rightful place as everything.
The lyrical journey begins with a profound statement in the first verse: "Jesus, You're all the world to me / My song, my life, my everything / These riches are dust beneath my feet / 'Cause Jesus, You're all the world to me." This opening immediately establishes the core message, unequivocally placing Jesus at the center of existence. The phrase "riches are dust beneath my feet" is a potent image, powerfully echoing the Apostle Paul's sentiment in Philippians 3:8, where he considered everything else as "loss" compared to the surpassing worth of knowing Christ Jesus. It aligns seamlessly with the wisdom found in Matthew 6:19-21, urging us to store up treasures in heaven rather than on earth, where they are vulnerable to decay and theft, affirming that true wealth is found only in Christ.
The chorus then serves as a fervent prayer and a resolute commitment: "Set my eyes upon the Hope that never fades / Place my feet upon the Rock that will not shake / Turn my heart from all the things I think I need / Oh, Jesus, You're all the world to me." This section anchors our focus on Jesus as the unfading hope (Hebrews 6:19, Colossians 1:27), a hope that provides unwavering certainty in an unpredictable world. He is portrayed as the unshakeable foundation, the "Rock" upon which our lives should be built, a truth affirmed in passages like Psalm 18:2 and Matthew 7:24-25, which describe the wisdom of building one's life on solid ground. The plea to "turn my heart from all the things I think I need" is particularly resonant, acknowledging the pervasive struggle with covetousness and misplaced desires that Proverbs 4:23 warns against, reminding us to guard our hearts above all else, for everything we do flows from it. It’s a constant surrender, inviting divine intervention to align our desires with God's will.
Building upon this foundation, the second verse expands on the multifaceted nature of Jesus's role in a believer's life: "The Peace that calls my heart to rest / The Light that guides my every step / The Love that set this prisoner free." Here, Jesus is celebrated as the source of profound inner peace, transcending earthly understanding, much like the peace promised in John 14:27 and Philippians 4:7. He is the divine guidance, the "Light" that illuminates our path, a concept beautifully illustrated in John 8:12 and Psalm 119:105, ensuring we walk not in darkness but in clarity and purpose. Furthermore, He is the liberating love that breaks the chains of sin and spiritual captivity, fulfilling the promise of freedom found in John 8:36 and Galatians 5:1. Each line meticulously details a vital aspect of Christ’s character and His transformative power, reinforcing why He is truly "all the world."
The bridge, with its emphatic declaration, intensifies the commitment expressed throughout the song: "I don't want anything else / There isn't anything more / Don't let me settle for less / You are what I'm living for!" This section leaves no room for ambiguity, conveying a deep spiritual satisfaction and a radical rejection of anything that would detract from Christ’s supremacy. It mirrors the Psalmist's longing in Psalm 73:25, "Whom have I in heaven but you? And earth has nothing I desire besides you." The prayer "Don't let me settle for less" is a genuine cry for steadfastness, recognizing the constant temptation to seek contentment in temporary things. It underscores the active choice to pursue Christ as the ultimate purpose for living, echoing Colossians 3:1-2 to set our minds on things above, not on earthly things.
Ultimately, "All The World" is more than a song; it's a powerful statement of faith, a prayer, and a declaration of unwavering devotion. Its strength lies in its profound message, which consistently elevates Jesus as the absolute center of a believer's universe. The outro reiterates this foundational truth, declaring "You are, You're everything we need / Oh-oh-ohh, 'cause You are God," solidifying the theological premise that His divinity is the ultimate reason for our complete surrender. North Point Worship has crafted an anthem that not only inspires individual worship but also serves as a potent reminder of the sufficiency of Christ, encouraging a refocusing of priorities towards the One who truly offers everlasting hope, peace, and purpose. This song deeply resonates with anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of Christ's sovereignty and embrace a life where He is indeed everything.