[Verse 1]
Every knee will bow before you
Every tongue confess your name
Heaven and the earth adore you
Jesus you will always reign
[Chorus]
Your name is more powerful Jesus
Your name is glorious King of all
Your name is wonderful Savior
We praise you forevermore
[Chorus]
Your name is higher than the heavens
Your name is greater than it all
Your name is worthy Jesus
We praise you forevermore
[Verse 2]
In my weakness you are strong
In my silence you are strong
When I fall you lift me high
You're the truth that never lies
Every fear must bow to you
Every storm you carry through
There's no other name I need
Jesus you are all to me
[Verse 3]
Every heart will rise to worship
Every voice will sing your praise
You alone are God eternal
You are worthy all our days
[Chorus]
Your name is more powerful Jesus
Your name is glorious King of all
Your name is wonderful Savior
We praise you forevermore
[Chorus]
Your name is higher than the heavens
Your name is greater than it all
Your name is worthy Jesus
We praise you forevermore
[Bridge]
Name above all names
We lift you higher
Name above all names
Our hearts on fire
No other name can save
No other name restores
Jesus Jesus
Yours forevermore
[Bridge]
Name above all names
We lift you higher
Every soul will sing
Your name is more powerful
Heaven and earth proclaim what you have done
Jesus Jesus holy one
[Outro]
Your name is powerful
Your name is glorious
Your name is wonderful
Jesus
We praise you forevermore
(We praise you forevermore)
Jesus forevermore
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Your Name is Powerful
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Oct 14, 2026 updated
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Song Meaning
Sunvera Scott builds this worship song around a single, repeated confession: the name of Jesus carries weight that nothing else does. The opening verse leans on the image of every knee bowing and every tongue confessing, then widens the frame to heaven and earth adoring the one who reigns. The chorus answers with a stack of superlatives — more powerful, higher than the heavens, greater than it all — and settles on the plain declaration that there is no other name needed. The second verse turns inward, and it is the most human moment here: strength arriving in weakness, in silence, and after a fall, with every fear and storm named and then placed under that same name. A third verse returns to the corporate picture of hearts rising and voices singing, while the bridge presses the theme to its center with the phrase "Name above all names" and the claim that no other name can save or restore. The outro simply repeats the three adjectives — powerful, glorious, wonderful — over and over, letting the song end where it began rather than building to a new idea.
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