Love the Lord Your God with all your heart
With all your soul with all your mind
And with all your strength
Love the Lord Your God with all your heart
With all your soul with all your mind
And with all your strength
With all your heart with all your soul
With all your mind with all your strength
Love the Lord Your God with all your heart
With all your soul with all your mind
And with all your strength
I will serve You Lord with all my heart
With all my soul with all my mind
And with all my strength
I will serve You Lord with all my heart
With all my soul with all my mind
And with all my strength
With all my heart with all my soul
With all my mind with all my strength
I will serve You Lord with all my heart with all my soul
With all my mind and with all my strength
I will love You
I will praise You
I will serve You
I will trust You
With all my heart with all my soul
With all my mind with all my strength
I will love You Lord with all my heart
With all my soul with all my mind
And with all my strength
Lincoln Brewster
Song Meaning
“Love The Lord” focuses on loving, serving, praising, and trusting God with the whole person. The repeated words turn the greatest commandment into a personal commitment of heart, soul, mind, and strength.
Biblical Message
The song reflects Deuteronomy 6:5 and Mark 12:29–30. These passages place its main ideas firmly within the biblical story.
Reflection
Wholehearted faith includes affection, thought, effort, service, praise, and trust. This message invites prayer, renewed trust, and practical obedience in everyday life.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main message of “Love The Lord”?
Wholehearted faith includes affection, thought, effort, service, praise, and trust.
Which Bible passages connect with the song?
Deuteronomy 6:5 and Mark 12:29–30 closely support its message.
When can this song be used in worship?
It suits discipleship, dedication, family worship, and teaching about the greatest commandment.