Travis Cottrell - You Are My All In All Lyrics
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You are my strength when I am weak You are the treasure that I seek You are my all in all Seeking you as a precious jewel Lord to give up I'd be a fool You are my all in all
Jesus, Lamb of God, worthy is Your name Jesus, Lamb of God, worthy is Your name
Taking my sin, my cross, my shame Rising again I bless your name You are my all in all When I fall down You pick me up When I am dry You fill my cup You are my all in all
Jesus, Lamb of God, worthy is Your name Jesus, Lamb of God, worthy is Your name
Your name, Your name, Your name Oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh-oh
Jesus, Lamb of God, worthy is Your name Jesus, Lamb of God, worthy is Your name ...
Jesus, Lamb of God, worthy is Your name Jesus, Lamb of God, worthy is Your name Worthy is Your name, worthy is Your name
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You Are My All In All
Meaning & Inspiration
Travis Cottrell's "You Are My All In All," released as a single on February 28, 2025, is a profound declaration of unwavering faith and total dependence on God. This song isn't just a collection of melodies; it's a vibrant testament to the central role Christ plays in a believer's life, a truth echoed throughout Scripture. The lyrical core, "You are my all in all," encapsulates the complete surrender and trust that defines a relationship with Jesus. The opening lines, which speak of Him being our strength when weak and the ultimate treasure we seek, directly resonate with passages like Isaiah 41:10, which promises strength and support, and Matthew 6:33, urging us to seek His kingdom first, implying His supreme value. The comparison to a precious jewel highlights the inestimable worth of Christ, a sentiment found in Proverbs 3:14-15, which extols the value of wisdom, personified in Christ. The decision to relinquish such a treasure would indeed be foolish, a notion captured in the Psalmist's lament about the wicked prospering for a season, but ultimately facing God's judgment (Psalm 73).
The recurring refrain, "Jesus, Lamb of God, worthy is Your name," is a powerful invocation of worship, acknowledging Christ's sacrificial atonement and supreme authority. This title, "Lamb of God," immediately brings to mind John the Baptist's declaration in John 1:29, identifying Jesus as the one who takes away the sin of the world. The worthiness of His name is a cornerstone of Christian belief, as detailed in Philippians 2:9-11, where it's proclaimed that God has highly exalted Jesus and bestowed upon Him the name above every name, so that every knee should bow and every tongue confess His lordship. The subsequent lines acknowledge the personal impact of Christ's sacrifice: bearing our sin, our cross, and our shame. This speaks to the redemptive work of Christ, powerfully illustrated in 1 Peter 2:24, which states He Himself bore our sins in His body on the tree, that we might die to sin and live to righteousness. The rising again, a reference to the resurrection, is the ultimate victory and the foundation of our hope, as articulated in 1 Corinthians 15:17: "If Christ has not been raised, your faith is futile; you are still in your sins."
The song's progression through themes of falling and being lifted, and being dry and filled, illustrates God's constant, restorative presence in the life of a follower. When we falter, He is our steadfast support, a concept found in Psalm 37:24, which assures us that though we may stumble, we will not be cast down, for the Lord upholds us. The imagery of being filled when dry speaks to the spiritual sustenance Christ provides, much like the living water He offers, as described in John 4:14 and John 7:37-38, promising that whoever drinks of this water will never thirst again. The repeated emphasis on the name of Jesus reinforces the singular power and salvific nature of His identity, serving as a reminder that through Him alone is salvation found, as Acts 4:12 declares. In its entirety, "You Are My All In All" is an anthem of complete reliance, a musical prayer that celebrates the all-encompassing sufficiency and divine worth of Jesus Christ, painting a vivid picture of what it means to have Him as the center of one's existence.