Lyrics
Whoah oh oh oh oh-ooh oh-ooh
You gave it all for me
I give my all to you Jesus
You gave it all for me
I give my all to you Jesus
Born to die
Raise to life
Finish the work to make me new
Present my life as a sacrifice
Its the least I can do
You gave it all for me
Now I'm free to live for you
Completely
You gave it all for me
I give my all to you Jesus
You gave it all for me
I give my all to you Jesus
Born to die
Raise to life
Finish the work to make me new
Present my life as a sacrifice
Its the least I can do
You gave it all for me
Now I'm free to live for you...
Completely
You gave it all for me
I give my all to you Jesus
You gave it all for me
I give my all to you Jesus
You gave it all for me
I give my all to you Jesus
Whoah oh oh oh oh-oh oh-oh
You left heaven just to get me there
You left heaven just to get me there with you
You left heaven just to get me
You gave it all for me
Now I'm free to live for you
You left heaven just to get me there
You left heaven just to get me there
You left heaven just to get me there
You left heaven just to get me
You gave it all for me
Now I'm free to live for you...
Completely
You gave it all for me
I give my all to you Jesus
You gave it all for me
I give my all to you Jesus You left heaven just to get me
You left heaven just to get me
You left heaven just to get me
You left heaven just to get me
Whoah oh oh oh oh-ooh oh-ooh
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Gave It All” centers on Christ’s self-giving and the worshiper’s response of complete surrender. The repeated exchange—Jesus giving everything and the singer offering an entire life—presents devotion as gratitude rather than an attempt to earn freedom. Images of Christ leaving heaven, dying, rising, and making a person new place redemption at the center of the song. The line about presenting life as a sacrifice also connects daily obedience with worship.
The song’s movement from rescue to consecration closely echoes Romans 12:1, where believers are called to offer their bodies as a living sacrifice. Its language of being free to live for Christ is also consistent with 2 Corinthians 5:15, which describes Christ’s death and resurrection as the basis for a redirected life. Repetition gives the central confession clarity: grace received leads to wholehearted allegiance.
Related Scripture
- Romans 12:1 The passage calls believers to offer their lives to God as a living sacrifice.
- 2 Corinthians 5:15 Christ’s death and resurrection lead to a life directed toward him.