WORTHY, YOU ARE WORTHY,
Much more worthy than I’ve known;
I cannot imagine
Just how glorious You are.
I cannot begin to tell
How deep a love You bring;
Lord, my ears have heard of You,
But now my eyes have seen.
You’re worthy, You’re worthy, You’re worthy,
You’re worthy to be praised,
Forever and a day.
(Repeat)
Glory, I give glory
To the One who saved my soul.
You found me and You freed me
From the shame that was my own.
I cannot begin to tell
How merciful You’ve been;
Lord, my ears have heard of You,
Now my eyes have seen.
You’re worthy…
Your glory, Your glory, Your glory,
Your glory reaches high,
So high above the heavens.
Matt Redman
Song Meaning
“Worthy You Are Worthy Much More” focuses on God’s surpassing worth, mercy, glory, and power to free people from shame. A secondhand awareness of God becomes personal wonder when His mercy is experienced.
Biblical Message
The song reflects Job 42:5, Psalm 113:4, and Revelation 5:9–13. These passages connect its worship language with the Bible’s testimony about God and His saving work.
Reflection
God is worthy of endless praise because He saves, frees, and reveals His glory. This truth offers a clear invitation to respond through faith, gratitude, worship, and daily obedience.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main message of “Worthy You Are Worthy Much More”?
God is worthy of endless praise because He saves, frees, and reveals His glory.
Which Bible passages connect with the song?
Job 42:5, Psalm 113:4, and Revelation 5:9–13 closely support its message.
When can this song be used in worship?
It suits adoration, testimony, salvation themes, and extended congregational praise.