Song Lyrics

A Name Written on Stone

Revelation 2:17

Verse 1:

In the quiet, You call me near,
A whisper soft, I’m free from fear.
A name You’ve written, just for me,
A mark of love, eternally.

Chorus:

I am Yours, and You are mine,
El Shaddai, the name divine.
On a stone, my name is known,
In Your heart, I’m not alone.

Verse 2:

I lay down pride, confess my ways,
Your mercy meets me in this place.
Renewed, restored, I find my name,
Forever held, forever changed.

Chorus:

I am Yours, and You are mine,
El Shaddai, the name divine.
On a stone, my name is known,
In Your heart, I’m not alone.

Bridge:

For the lost who seek their place,
Reveal their names through endless grace.
Call them home, let them see,
Their worth in You, eternally.

Chorus:

I am Yours, and You are mine,
El Shaddai, the name divine.
On a stone, my name is known,
In Your heart, I’m not alone.

Outro:

Blessed be the name You gave,
Forever known, forever saved.

Surmon Notes

Sermon:

A Name Written on Stone

Series: The Name Above All Names – Message 3

Key Scripture: Revelation 2:17

Theme: Divine Identity, Prophetic Naming, Intimacy with Yeshua

Introduction: The Name Only He Knows

We live in a world full of names and labels—some given in love, others shaped by pain. But Revelation 2:17 unveils a deeper truth:

“To the one who overcomes… I will give a white stone, and on the stone a new name written, which no one knows except the one who receives it.”

This is not symbolic fluff—it’s a spiritual reality. A new name written by Yeshua Himself. A name forged in love, sealed by grace, and known only to you and the One who gave it.

Today, we explore what it means to be called by name—not by the world, but by God. This message flows as part of the The Name Above All Names series, and draws us into the Spirit-filled heart of the song A Name Written on Stone.

Point 1:

God Names You According to His Purpose, Not Your Past

“A name You’ve written, just for me…”

– A Name Written on Stone

In Scripture, names carry weight—they represent identity, destiny, and divine intention. Abram became Abraham (Genesis 17:5), Sarai became Sarah, Simon became Peter. Their names changed not because God needed new labels, but because their callings had shifted.

Isaiah 43:1 declares:

“Fear not: for I have redeemed thee, I have called thee by thy name; thou art Mine.”

When the Lord names you, it’s not based on your failures or accomplishments—it’s based on His purpose. You are not what you’ve done. You are who He says you are.

Activation:

Pause and ask:

• What names have you internalized that God never spoke?

• Are you still living under labels of shame, fear, or striving?

Today, lay them down. Your name is not Failure. It is not Forgotten. It is Mine, says the Lord.

Point 2:

Your New Name Is Intimate, Hidden, and Eternal

The white stone in Revelation represents personal invitation. It’s not mass-produced. It’s not shared. It is personal, sacred, and eternal.

Psalm 139:15–16 reminds us:

“All the days ordained for me were written in Your book before one of them came to be.”

And John 10:3-4 says:

“He calls His own sheep by name, and leads them out… for they know His voice.”

He doesn’t shout at crowds—He whispers to hearts. This name isn’t a title you wear publicly. It’s a communion you share privately. A knowing gaze from your Shepherd that says: “You are Mine.”

The song puts it beautifully:

“On a stone, my name is known. In Your heart, I’m not alone.”

Reflection:

• Do you believe that you are truly seen and known by Yeshua?

• Have you been hiding behind roles, achievements, or ministry, longing for someone to truly know you?

Let His Spirit minister to the places you’ve felt invisible. You are not alone.

Point 3:

You Are Named to Intercede for Others

This song doesn’t end with self-discovery—it ends with intercession.

“For the lost who seek their place, reveal their names through endless grace.”

Exodus 33:17 records God’s heart for Moses:

“You have found grace in My sight, and I know you by name.”

But Moses didn’t keep that intimacy to himself. He stood in the gap for Israel.

In the same way, when you know you’re named, you become a name-bearer—an intercessor. You pray for others to find what you’ve found: the whisper of the Shepherd calling their true name.

Your identity becomes your ministry. You stand in prayer until their identity is revealed. You break off lies, speak destiny, and call home the wandering.

Activation:

• Who in your life needs to know they are seen and named by God?

• Speak their name before the Lord today.

• Prophesy their purpose. Intercede until their white stone is placed in their hand.

Conclusion: Known Forever, Saved Forever

The final lyric declares:

“Blessed be the name You gave, forever known, forever saved.”

This is the cry of the redeemed: not only that we are saved from sin, but that we are known by God. Our name—our true, eternal name—is etched in love.

You are not a number.

You are not overlooked.

You are not who the world says you are.

You are known.

Named.

Held.

Chosen.

And one day, when all is said and done, Yeshua will press into your palm a white stone… and on it will be written the name He’s been whispering all along.

Prayer

Yeshua, our Shepherd and King,

Thank You that I am not forgotten.

Thank You that You have called me by name and written it in love.

Today, I release every false label I’ve worn.

I receive the name You’ve spoken over me from eternity.

And I ask—use me to call others.

Let my life, my prayer, my song be an echo of heaven:

“You are known. You are loved. You are His.”

Amen.

Podcast Script

🎙️ Podcast Episode:

A Name Written on Stone

Series: The Name Above All Names

Theme: Identity, Intimacy, and Intercession

Length: Approx. 600–800 words

Host Tone: Conversational, prophetic, worshipful

[Cue gentle intro music]

Welcome, friends, to this special episode in our podcast series The Name Above All Names. I’m so glad you’ve joined me today—whether you’re walking, journaling, or just needing a quiet space with the Lord.

Today’s episode centers on a song that’s deeply personal. It’s called A Name Written on Stone, and it draws from the mystery and promise found in Revelation 2:17—that to those who overcome, Yeshua will give a white stone with a new name, known only to the one who receives it.

This isn’t just poetic language—it’s an invitation to intimacy.

🌿 The Name Only He Knows

Have you ever wondered if God truly sees you? Not just as one of many—but personally, deeply?

In this song, the lyric says:

“A name You’ve written, just for me, a mark of love, eternally.”

That name isn’t the one the world gave you. It’s not the label that came through trauma or success or even ministry. It’s the name Yeshua speaks over you in love. A name no one else can give.

Isaiah 43:1 says,

“I have redeemed you. I have called you by name. You are Mine.”

And friend, that’s enough.

[Instrumental swell]

🙏 Reflection Moment

Let’s pause for a second.

What names are you still carrying that didn’t come from God?

Is it failure? Not enough? Overlooked?

What if today is the day you release them?

Take a deep breath.

Let those labels fall.

Now ask the Holy Spirit:

“What name are You whispering over me today?”

[Soft piano interlude]

🕊️ You Are Not Alone

Another powerful lyric says:

“On a stone, my name is known. In Your heart, I’m not alone.”

Psalm 139 reminds us that every day of our life was written before one of them came to be. Yeshua hasn’t lost track of your story. He’s not late. He hasn’t forgotten you.

You are not alone in the waiting.

You are not invisible in the crowd.

You are not abandoned in your season of silence.

You are known—by name, by heart, by Heaven.

🛐 From Identity to Intercession

This song doesn’t stop at personal identity—it moves us toward intercession.

“For the lost who seek their place, reveal their names through endless grace.”

Beloved, once you know your name, you become a name-bearer for others. You begin to pray differently. You don’t just ask for healing—you ask for destiny to be unlocked.

Like Moses, who was known by name (Exodus 33:17), you become someone who stands in the gap, crying out for others to discover their God-given identity.

💡 Prophetic Pause:

Who is God putting on your heart right now?

Say their name out loud.

Pray this:

“Lord, reveal their name. Call them out of shame. Whisper their destiny.”

[Instrumental swell builds]

💬 Final Encouragement

The final line of the song is this:

“Blessed be the name You gave, forever known, forever saved.”

Let that be your declaration today.

You are not just saved—you are named.

You are not just redeemed—you are restored.

And that white stone?

It’s not just a promise of heaven.

It’s a reminder that Heaven already knows your name.

🙌 Prayer

[Soft outro music]

El Shaddai, the Name Divine—

You are the One who calls me by the name no one else knows.

Today I surrender every false identity I’ve clung to.

I receive the name You’ve written on my stone.

Let it reshape my heart.

Let it lead my prayers.

Let it become a testimony to the world:

“I am Yours, and You are mine.”

Amen.

Thanks for spending this time with me. If this message spoke to your heart, take a moment this week to journal your response—or even share this episode with someone who needs to be reminded that they are known.

Until next time, walk in the name He gave you.

[Cue soft outro music]