Lyrics
Verse 1
He's the first and last
The beginning and the end
He lives forever more
No one else can compare
To the Great and Mighty King
Ancient of days
Verse 2
The songs we sing
The air we breathe
It all belongs to You, God of Everything
We'll praise your name, we'll shout for joy
And we'll say:
Refrain
God of Everything
Heaven and earth adore
The earth and all that moves will say
"Glory to the King
We magnify His name
He is God"
He's God of Everything
Outro
He's a wonder, He's a wonder (Repeat)
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
"God Of Everything" is a short worship song that opens with a list of titles for God: the first and the last, the beginning and the end, the Ancient of Days who lives forever and has no equal. Those descriptions draw directly on biblical language for God's eternal, unrivaled nature rather than introducing new imagery. The refrain widens the song's scope from personal devotion to universal claim, declaring that everything, including the songs sung and the air breathed, belongs to God, and that heaven and earth together adore Him. A brief line pictures creation itself responding aloud, declaring glory to the King and magnifying His name, before the song narrows back to a single repeated title: God of everything. The closing exclamation, calling Him a wonder, keeps the song's tone celebratory rather than solemn. Built for repetition rather than narrative development, the song functions well as a congregational declaration of God's supremacy over creation, its brevity suited to a quick, energetic moment in a worship set.
Related Scripture
- Revelation 22:13 Identifies Christ as the Alpha and Omega, the first and the last, matching the song's opening titles.
- Psalm 24:1 States the earth and everything in it belongs to the Lord, matching the lyric "it all belongs to You."