What does it mean to give God everything when human limitations keep getting in the way? Bethel Music worship leader Jordan Colle confronts that tension on "Worthy Of All Of It," his new single released October 23 alongside an official music video.
Written with Ethan Hulse and David Leonard, the song celebrates the countless reasons Jesus deserves praise while acknowledging how difficult wholehearted surrender can be. Its central declaration reaches beyond singing in church to encompass the fears, questions, time, and trust believers carry through everyday life.
Listen to "Worthy Of All Of It" here and watch the official music video here. Both links are featured through Colle's official website.
The song's most revealing moment comes in Colle's explanation of the lyric "All of the praise this one heart can give." Rather than treating those words as an effortless promise, he admits they express a longing he cannot perfectly fulfill.
"There's a groan in that line," Colle explains in the release announcement. "It's almost painful, because I know giving all of it isn't fully possible. My humanness will get in the way. But He's still worthy of it."
That admission gives the song a question worth sitting with: can worship remain wholehearted when the worshipper knows how often they fall short? Colle approaches that struggle by returning to God's faithfulness-the experiences that have sustained his praise through stress, uncertainty, and change.
"It's hard for me not to bring a personal element to worship songs," he says. "That line comes from all the times God has met me. Just me and Him in my room, with a guitar or a piano or with nothing. He's continued to be faithful in seasons of stress and seasons of not knowing."
Inspired by Isaiah 40 and Romans 11:33-36, "Worthy Of All Of It" connects God's vastness with His personal care. Its response of gratitude takes in the love demonstrated through the cross and the freedom found in Christ's resurrection, grounding surrender in what Jesus has already done.
The challenge extends into ordinary decisions. Offering God everything includes the concerns people struggle to release and the questions they cannot yet resolve. Colle's explanation leaves room for those unfinished experiences within a declaration of devotion.
"Worthy Of All Of It" follows his recent singles "Headed My Way" and "One King." The Nashville-based songwriter, originally from Tallahassee, Florida, has also co-written songs including Brandon Lake's "Tear Off The Roof," bringing experience in both personal songwriting and music intended to serve congregations.
The new single is available across streaming platforms, including in Dolby Atmos. Churches can find it through CCLI under Song No. 7281202, while listeners can follow Jordan Colle on Instagram for updates.
Stream "Worthy Of All Of It" | Watch the official music video
