For All You've Done by Hillsong Worship

For All You've Done is the 2004 live worship album from Hillsong, recorded with a full congregation in Sydney. The theme is gratitude, a record built around thanks for what God has already done. I came back to it for the way it keeps choosing thankfulness over complaint.

Why listen?

These are live recordings, so the singing of the crowd carries as much as the band. The arrangements move easily between intimate prayer and big, celebratory choruses. The lyrics are plain songs of thanks, simple enough to mean every word. There is warmth here, the feeling of a room agreeing to count its blessings together. It is worship that lifts the mood of a hard week.

Favourite song: For All You've Done

The title track sets the tone for everything that follows, a clear and grateful anthem. It does not ask for anything, it simply gives thanks.

And You lived, You died
You rose again on high
You opened the way
For the world to live again
Hallelujah for all You've done

When the congregation joins the chorus, the gratitude turns from words into a shared mood. It reminds me of pausing near the end of a long walk to look back at the whole route and feel thankful for every mile. The song trains the heart toward thanks, which is a habit worth keeping.

Key takeaway

For All You've Done is a warm, grateful record that does worship's quiet work of resetting the heart. A good companion for a weary week.

Tracklist

• For All You've Done
• One Way
• Evermore
• With All I Am
• Sing (Your Love)
• Hallelujah
• You Are Worthy
• Home
• Forever and a Day
• Jesus the Same
• I Will Love
• Take All of Me
• More Than Life
• Glorify Your Name
• To You Alone

Details

Listen on

• Apple Music
• Amazon
• Spotify

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