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One Voice Worship - Living Sacrifice Lyrics

Artist:
One Voice Worship

Lyrics

Verse 1


You are the one that I need 


If you want surrender 


Lord I’m down on my knees


Right at your feet , there I’ll be 


For you are the one that I run to!


Teach me how do I know you more


Chorus:


Lord, I give you my life , take it all as a living sacrifice!


If you wanted my heart , you can have it all as a living sacrifice


Verse 2


You are the treasure I seek 


I lay my life down 


As an offering ! 


Lord do whatever you please 


For you are the one that I run to!


Teach me how do I know you more


Flow


Yeah yeah oh


Yeaa jesus


I give myself away jesus , every part of me i give unto you, oh jesus


Oh jesus


You’re worthy


Bridge: 


(oh)You can have it all


(Yes you can)You can have it all


(Oh God) You can have it all


(I yield to you) You can have it all


Tag:


So i will be you home, your dwelling place


I will be your home , your dwelling place


I will be your home , your dwelling place


Im longing for you, im longing


Flow:


Oh we worship, we worship in this room


We raise our voice


We worship


I'm done running from you Jesus


I'm done running from you jesus so I surrender


I tried other things, I surrender Jesus


Yes Jesus


Yes Jesus


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Meaning & Inspiration

Living Sacrifice presents surrender as a complete response to God. The singer offers life, heart, and every part of the self, then asks to remain near Jesus and learn more of him. Images of kneeling, yielding, and becoming a dwelling place give the song a prayerful focus. The later admission of running and trying other things adds a note of repentance, while the repeated declaration of surrender turns that confession toward trust and worship.

The title and central offering closely echo Romans 12:1, where believers are called to present their bodies as a living sacrifice. The desire to become a home for divine presence may also recall the New Testament description of the body as a temple of the Holy Spirit. These biblical connections support the central movement of the lyric: worship extends beyond spoken praise into obedience, availability, and a life placed before God. Repetition reinforces an undivided response in which nothing is deliberately held back.

Related Scripture

  • Romans 12:1 Paul urges believers to present their bodies as a living sacrifice to God.
  • 1 Corinthians 6:9 Paul describes believers' bodies as temples of the Holy Spirit.