There’s awesome power in the name
The name that’s named above all names
There’s healing power in the name. In the name whoa
There is salvation in the name
Mighty deliverance in the name
Resurrection power in the name. In the name whoa
Whatever you face, just remember
There is victory, in the name
There’s power in the name of Jesus
Awesome power in the name of the Lord
Chains are broken at the sound of Your name. Whoa
There’s power in the name of Jesus
Mighty power in the name of the Lord
Chains are broken at the sound of Your name
Your name, Your name, Your name
There’s power in the name of Jesus
There’s power in the name of the Lord
There’s power in the name of Jesus
There’s power in the name of the Lord
There’s power in the name of Jesus
There’s power in the name of the Lord
There’s power in the name of Jesus
There’s power in Your mighty name
Jireh, my provider
Shalom, your my peace
Rafi, your the healer
We call on your name
There is power in your name
Song Meaning
“Awesome Power” declares that the name of Jesus carries saving authority. The lyric gathers salvation, deliverance, resurrection, victory and the breaking of chains around that central confession. References to healing are sung as faith-filled claims within this wider praise of Jesus’ power.
Biblical Message
Acts 4:12 connects salvation with the unique name of Jesus, while Philippians 2:9–11 calls his name above every name and leads to the confession that Jesus Christ is Lord. These passages closely match the song’s central declaration. They do not turn every promised outcome into a guarantee about a particular circumstance.
Reflection
Which fear, bondage or struggle are you tempted to treat as greater than Christ? Name it honestly in prayer. Then confess what these passages say about Jesus and choose one step that reflects trust in his saving authority.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is “Awesome Power” about?
It praises the name of Jesus as the source of salvation, deliverance, resurrection hope and victory.
Which Bible passages connect with the song?
Acts 4:12 connects salvation with Jesus’ name, and Philippians 2:9–11 describes his name as above every name.