Until All Have Been Served
Ray Boltz's song 'No Greater Sacrifice' is a stirring call to Christian mission and evangelism. The lyrics depict believers sharing communion and praying for cities where millions have never heard the gospel. The repeated refrain emphasizes that not everyone has been served and urges taking God's word to all nations. The song challenges listeners to remember their calling as light and truth-bearers, echoing the Great Commission. It is a passionate reminder of the urgency to reach the unreached with the message of Christ.
Brother and sisters sharing communion
Holding the bread of life in their hands
In just a few hours they'd be going home
Serving the Lord in faraway lands
When someone said,
Has everyone been served?
This is what was heard
No, no, not everyone has been served
No, no, we need to
Take them to his word
How can they know him
When they've never heard?
No, no, not everyone has been served
With tears in their eyes
They prayed for the cities
Where millions of people suffer each day
They live and they die
Never knowing why
No one is there to show them the way
And the Father says,
Has everyone been served?
For so long He has heard
No, no, not everyone has been served
No, no, we need to
Take them to his word
How can they know him
When they've never heard?
No, no, not everyone has been served
We are the light and we know the truth
Can we forget what we're called to do?
No, no, not until all have been served
No, no, we need to
Take them to his word
In every nation let this cry be heard
No, no, not until all have been served
No, no, not until all have been served
No, no, we need to
Take them to his word
In every nation, let this cry be heard
No, no, not until all have been served