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Hymn For Communion

By Michael W. Smith

330 views Aug 31, 2026 updated Verified editorial review

Michael W. Smith's song 'Come to the Table' warmly invites everyone—especially the lost, lonely, empty, weak, and afraid—to find welcome and fulfillment in Jesus. The lyrics center on communion, symbolized by breaking bread and lifting the cup, as a means of receiving God's love and healing. It emphasizes that heaven is present now and God is with us, offering enough for every hungry heart. The song blends themes of invitation, grace, and the sacredness of ordinary moments, encouraging belief and participation in the body and blood of Christ.

Lyrics Verified by Editorial Team

Come to the table
Pull up a chair
The lost and the lonely
Are all welcome there
And all the empty
The weak and afraid
Come on in and be filled in Jesus name

Break the bread and lift the cup
Fill your broken heart with love
For every hungry one
He will always be enough
'Cause heaven's here and now
And God is here with us
Break the bread, lift the cup
The body and the blood

The simple now the sacred
The common now unique
For the lofty and the lowly
The mighty and the meek
The breaking for your healing
The bleeding sets you free
He is waiting now for all who would believe

Break the bread and lift the cup
Fill your broken heart with love
For every hungry one
He will always be enough
'Cause heaven's here and now
And God is here with us
Break the bread, lift the cup
The body and the blood

Break the bread and lift the cup
Fill your broken heart with love
For every hungry one
He will always be enough
'Cause heaven's here and now
And God is here with us
Break the bread, lift the cup
The body and the blood
Break the bread, lift the cup
The body and the blood

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