Influence Music - All Yours (CCM)

'All Yours' by Influence Music is a powerful CCM song recorded live at the City National Grove of Anaheim. The song calls for the dedication of a city and life to God, seeking purification and the presence of the Lord. The lyrics convey a deep desire to reclaim the city as holy ground and build an altar with hearts surrendered in worship. The song acknowledges the power of God's name and the transformative effect it has on strongholds.

The chorus declares that everything—every word, melody, and song—is dedicated to God as an offering, recognizing His worthiness of no less than everything. The song expresses a desire to dedicate the temple, entrusting it to God and seeking His presence, while asking for motives to be purified by His love.

The bridge emphasizes that everything comes from God and ultimately belongs to Him. It reinforces the message of surrender and recognition that all that is offered is in response to God's greatness and worthiness.

'All Yours' is an anthem of surrender and devotion, inviting listeners to dedicate their lives, talents, and worship to God. It encourages a heart posture of complete surrender and acknowledges that everything is for God and belongs to Him. This track is featured on their 12-song album with powerhouse guest artists including Kim Walker-Smith, Mack Brock, & Lindy Conant. Listen to the song by clicking on the video or Spotify link. Enjoy!

(Related scripture: Exodus 19:5, Psalm 51:10, Romans 12:1)

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Website: https://www.influencemusicofficial.com

You can listen to the track directly on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/29X2uDbELTCtDNHVPORiDq

Here is a link to the video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3iWafymV-k

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