All Sufficient God Meets Our Needs
“All Sufficient God” was written
by Nathaniel Bassey, a Nigerian
gospel artist & worship leader;
and it was first released in 2018.
The title & lyrics of “All-Sufficient
God” drew inspiration from Moses’
Burning Bush encounter in Exodus 3.
The song reminds believers that
God is always present to guide and
protect them. And it emphasizes
that God is able to meet our needs,
provide comfort in times of trouble
and bring hope in midst of despair.
Lord, You’re the All Sufficient One:
       Moses was amazed because the
 bush was engulfed in flames but it
 didn’t burn up… When the Lord saw..
He had caught Moses’ attention,
 God called to him from the bush… 
I have seen the misery of my people
in Egypt. I have heard their cries for 
deliverance… Now go for I’m Sending
 you to Pharaoh. You Will Lead my
 people… out of Egypt (Exo 3:2-10).
Then Moses said: when I come to
 the children of Israel & say to them:
 The God of your fathers has sent
 me to you, and they say to me:
What is His name? what shall I say
to them? And God said to Moses:
I AM WHO I AM (Ehyeh Asher Ehyeh
Eternal All-Sufficient God). Thus you
shall say to the children of Israel:
I AM has sent me to you (v13-14).
All Sufficient Lord, You are beyond
 our capacity of full understanding.
But we trust Yr Spirit will grant the
 things You want us to experience.
 Empower us to cooperate with You
 even as You manifest Your kingdom.
And thanks for Your lovingkindness 
& praise You for being our All in All
and for supplying all that we need.
In Jesus’ name we pray, Amen.
Lord, You’re the all-sufficient one,
holding the world in Your hands.
Your sufficiency is comforting for
I am after all one of Your children.
And I can see my insufficiency
 in the light of Your all-sufficiency.
Pardon me the impatience I feel
 when something goes wrong.
 Forgive any doubts that You are
mighty and good; for You can
and will meet my needs. Amen.
Lord, many of us say we long
 to hear God more clearly; but
 then the clearer the revelation,
 the greater the expectations.
 And the more clearly You speak, the greater the demand for obedience. 
The costs of hearing You can be high but we still want to encounter You for You are a good good God.
 Grant us Lord willingness to face the
 responsibility of knowing Your will.
 In Jesus’ precious name, Amen.