All Who Are Thirsty

Theology & Meaning

Based on Jesus's great invitation at the Feast of Tabernacles—'If anyone is thirsty, let him come to Me and drink.' Brenton Brown and Glenn Robertson's song is a straightforward worship invitation rooted in the Spirit's outpouring promised to all who come to Jesus in thirst.

Worship Leadership Tips

Works for times of prayer ministry, Holy Spirit-focused services, or altar calls. The simple repetition creates space for genuine response. Works beautifully as an extended invitation—repeat the chorus while encouraging people to come forward or pray.

Arrangement Tips

Simple and unhurried. Piano or acoustic guitar. The song is meant to be looped—its power is in repetition and space rather than variety. Light pads maintain an atmosphere of invitation. Avoid overarranging—simplicity is the vehicle for the Spirit's movement.

Scripture References

• John 7:37-38
• Isaiah 55:1
• Revelation 22:17