All to You

by Lincoln Brewster

Theology & Meaning

A declaration of total consecration—surrendering not parts but the whole person to Christ. The 'all to You' refrain echoes the Great Commandment's call to love God with all the heart, soul, mind, and strength. The song treats surrender not as loss but as the discovery of real life.

Worship Leadership Tips

Effective as an altar-call song, commissioning, or any service centering on complete surrender to Christ's lordship. Lincoln Brewster's straightforward worship style makes it accessible without being shallow. Works for both large gatherings and intimate settings.

Arrangement Tips

Piano and acoustic guitar with Lincoln's characteristic electric guitar accents. The arrangement can build from quiet verse to full-band chorus. The chorus hook 'All to You, all to You' benefits from repeated congregational singing. Keep it clean and heartfelt.

Scripture References

Mark 12:30
Romans 12:1
Philippians 3:8

Themes

Surrender Dedication Lordship Devotion

Tags

Surrender Consecration Lincoln Brewster Mid Tempo Altar Call Devotion