Lyrics
Verse 1
God our Father, Lord of all
Great Creator, You hear my call
God our Healer, God our strength
Loving-kindness is Your embrace
Chorus
You're wonderful, Counselor
Mighty God, Prince of Peace
Emmanuel, Everlasting Father
It's who You are
Verse 2
Jesus, Friend above all friends
Lay down Your life that I might live
Faithful Shepherd of my soul
Savior, You have made me whole
Chorus
You're wonderful, Counselor
Mighty God, Prince of Peace
Emmanuel, Everlasting Father
It's who You are
Verse 3
Holy Spirit, Comforter
Your eyes are filled with laughter
You are wisdom, You are life
My every need, You supply
Chorus
You're wonderful, Counselor
Mighty God, Prince of Peace
Emmanuel, Everlasting Father
It's who You are
Refrain
You're my friend, You're my father
Mighty God, mighty God
Bridge & Outro
Holy, holy, Lord of all
Holy, holy, Lord of all
Worthy, worthy, Lord of all
Worthy, worthy, Lord of all
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Meaning & Inspiration
Who You Are is a Trinitarian song of adoration that names the character and work of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The opening verse praises God as Creator, healer, and source of strength. The chorus then gathers titles associated with the promised Messiah—Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Prince of Peace, Emmanuel, and Everlasting Father—into a repeated confession of divine identity.
The second verse focuses on Jesus as friend, sacrificial Savior, and faithful shepherd, connecting his death with life and restoration. The third turns to the Holy Spirit as Comforter, giver of wisdom, and provider of what is needed. By ending with declarations of holiness and worthiness, the lyric moves from describing God’s attributes to direct praise. Its structure presents worship as a response to God’s revealed identity: Creator and Father, saving Shepherd, and abiding Comforter.
Related Scripture
- Isaiah 9:6 The promised Son is called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace.
- John 10:11 Jesus identifies himself as the good shepherd who lays down his life for the sheep.
- John 14:26 Jesus describes the Holy Spirit as the Helper who teaches and reminds his followers.