All For You

Paul Baloche's "All For You" builds its worship around a simple, repeated dedication: every step of faith, every sacrifice, and every honest prayer is offered back to God, who alone deserves the worship. The opening verses gather the small, ordinary acts of devotion — a prayer prayed from an honest heart, a sacrifice made — and frame them as belonging to God rather than to the worshipper. The chorus makes the title a refrain, pairing each song of praise and each raised hand with the declaration that everything the singer is and does is for God. A bridge shifts into more personal language, calling Jesus "my hero" and naming the singer a grateful soul who has been redeemed, before widening the scope to all creation singing and the whole earth adoring God from the highest star to the deepest sea. The song closes by repeating the title until it becomes almost a mantra of surrender. The tone is warm and congregational, with the kind of singable, declarative chorus that invites a room to join in.