In His Name We Stand
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“In His Name We Stand” is an anthem of authority and victory in the name of Yeshua. Inspired by Acts 4:12, which declares, “Salvation is found in no one else, for there is no other name under heaven given to mankind by which we must be saved,” this song emphasizes the power and authority we have as believers when we stand in the name of Yeshua. It’s a reminder that through His name, we overcome obstacles, break chains, and walk in the fullness of His promises.
The song opens with bold brass and orchestral percussion, immediately setting a triumphant tone. As the verses unfold, swelling strings and dynamic crescendos build, reflecting the strength and authority we have in Yeshua. The chorus is a declaration of victory, proclaiming that in His name, we stand unshaken and unstoppable. The bridge intensifies with full orchestral swells, emphasizing the power of His name to overcome every challenge.
“In His Name We Stand” is more than just a song—it’s a call to action for the Church to rise in the authority of Yeshua. It reminds us that we are not powerless in the face of trials; instead, we are equipped with the name above all names. This track encourages believers to pray boldly, worship fearlessly, and live with confidence, knowing that Yeshua has already secured the victory. It’s a powerful anthem for intercessors, worshippers, and all who seek to walk in the fullness of God’s promises.
Worship Devotion
🙏 Devotional
Standing in His Name, Walking in His Power
There is a sound that breaks through fear. A declaration that shifts the atmosphere. It’s not the volume of our voice or the eloquence of our prayer—it’s the authority of His name. “In His Name We Stand” is not just a worship song—it is a spiritual summons. It awakens faith, ignites courage, and reminds us that we do not fight from defeat, but from the victory Yeshua has already won.
When we say, “In His name,” we invoke the fullness of His character—El Gibbor, the Mighty God. We don’t just whisper a name; we wield a weapon. Mountains move, waters part, and darkness trembles when the name of Yeshua is spoken in faith. This is no poetic metaphor. This is kingdom reality.
Scripture Reflection
“And whatsoever ye shall ask in My name, that will I do, that the Father may be glorified in the Son.” — John 14:13
Yeshua promised power in His name—not just for apostles or prophets, but for every believer. When we ask in alignment with His will, He answers with divine strength. The name of the Lord is not a backup plan—it is our strong tower (Proverbs 18:10), our banner in battle, our anchor in the storm.
This song declares what Acts 4:12 affirms: there is no other name under heaven by which we are saved. Healing flows, demons flee, and lives are restored—not by our ability, but by His name spoken in authority.
The Posture of the Intercessor
Intercession isn’t for the elite—it’s the call of every disciple. The bridge of this song lifts a cry for the weary, the weak, and the worn. In Yeshua’s name, we pray not as beggars but as ambassadors. We declare, “Let Your Spirit flood this land!”
Who in your life needs you to stand in the gap today?
What spiritual ground needs reclaiming in Yeshua’s name?
This is spiritual warfare. Not shouting in desperation, but standing in confidence. To declare “In His name we stand” is to position yourself where victory is assured—under the banner of the King.
Living Unshaken
The chorus repeats a truth we often forget: we are unshaken. Not untouched by trials—but unmoved in identity. Unbroken in authority. The waves may rise, but the Rock does not shift. His name is our foundation.
So today, rise with boldness. Speak healing, declare peace, prophesy breakthrough. Whether in the quiet place of prayer or the loud roar of praise, let His name fill the atmosphere. You are not standing alone—you’re standing in Him.
Prayer
Yeshua, I stand in awe of Your name—the name above every name. Thank You that I am not powerless, not forsaken, not without hope. In Your name, I rise above fear, above weakness, above doubt.
El Gibbor, Mighty God, teach me to pray with boldness and live with purpose. Let my words carry the weight of Your Spirit. Let my life be a banner that points to Your glory.
I take my stand—in intercession, in worship, in faith. In Your name, I move mountains. In Your name, I am healed. In Your name, I am sent. Amen.
Reflection Challenge
What area of your life have you been trying to conquer in your own strength?
Speak Yeshua’s name over it today. Take your stand—not with striving, but with surrendered authority. His name is enough.
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Song Lyrics
In His Name We Stand
John 14:13-14
Verse 1:
Mountains move, the waters part,
At the sound that stirs the heart.
In His name, we rise above,
Empowered by His endless love.
Chorus:
In His name, we stand, unshaken,
Yeshua’s power, never forsaken.
By His word, we heal and pray,
El Gibbor, the Mighty Way.
Verse 2:
We confess, we turn from sin,
Your Spirit works deep within.
Your name is strength, our refuge sure,
In every trial, we endure.
Chorus:
In His name, we stand, unshaken,
Yeshua’s power, never forsaken.
By His word, we heal and pray,
El Gibbor, the Mighty Way.
Bridge:
For the weary, weak, and worn,
We intercede, hearts reborn.
Let Your Spirit flood this land,
In Yeshua’s mighty hand.
Chorus:
In His name, we stand, unshaken,
Yeshua’s power, never forsaken.
By His word, we heal and pray,
El Gibbor, the Mighty Way.
Outro:
Blessed be the name, forever grand,
In His name, we take our stand.
Pray for boldness and healing through His name—for signs, wonders, and the advancement of the Kingdom. May you stand in unwavering faith, wielding the name of Yeshua with holy authority and compassion.Spiritual Engagement
Reflection
Prayer Focus
Blessing
Surmon Notes
🔥 Sermon: In His Name We Stand
🕊️ 1. The Unshakable Authority of His Name
There is no name in heaven or on earth that carries the authority, the glory, and the transforming power of the name of Yeshua. When we declare, “In His name we stand,” we are not echoing a poetic refrain—we are making a legal, spiritual, and prophetic declaration in the courts of heaven and on the battlefield of earth.
Acts 4:12 says, “Neither is there salvation in any other: for there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved.”
This is more than a salvation message—it is a declaration of exclusivity and supremacy. Yeshua’s name is not just associated with salvation, it is salvation. His name breaks every chain, disarms principalities, and silences the accuser. When we stand in His name, we stand clothed in His righteousness, surrounded by His angels, and backed by His Word.
Proverbs 18:10 affirms this identity: “The name of the Lord is a strong tower: the righteous run into it, and are safe.” His name is our refuge in warfare, our banner in battle, and our identity in every conflict. To call on His name is to anchor yourself in the unshakable, immovable Rock of ages.
🔥 2. Intercession: The Battlefield of Belief
The bridge of this song cries out for the weary, the weak, and the worn—a call for intercessors to rise. Intercession is not reserved for the elite. Every believer is invited into the holy work of standing in the gap, of lifting their voice where injustice, illness, or brokenness tries to rule. To say “In His name we stand” is to say, “I take responsibility. I step forward.”
John 14:13–14 reminds us: “And whatsoever ye shall ask in my name, that will I do… If ye shall ask any thing in my name, I will do it.”
This is not blank-check faith—it’s Kingdom partnership. When we pray in His name, we are aligning our hearts with His will, invoking heaven’s resources on earth’s needs. When the disciples healed the sick and cast out demons, they didn’t say, “By our faith,” but “In the name of Yeshua.” That’s where the power rests.
🌿 Application:
What are you facing right now that needs more than words—it needs the name?
Is there a loved one bound in addiction? A nation trembling in fear? A church asleep in apathy? Stand in the gap. Intercede. Call His name aloud—not as ritual, but as reality.
👑 3. Identity and Authority Go Hand in Hand
Many Christians live forgiven but not empowered. Saved but not sent. But this song doesn’t just sing about safety—it shouts of strength. “In His name, we stand unshaken.” That’s the stance of someone who knows who they are and whose they are.
Isaiah 9:6–7 declares: “The government shall be upon His shoulders… and of the increase of His government and peace there shall be no end.”
You are not merely a believer—you are an ambassador. You do not just belong to the Church—you are the Ecclesia, the ruling council of heaven on earth. When Yeshua said, “Go in My name,” He wasn’t giving a farewell blessing; He was giving governmental authority to bind and loose, to heal and restore, to teach and baptize in power.
🔥 Reflect:
Are you living like a spectator or a sent one?
The name of Yeshua is not meant to sit quietly on your lips. It is to be declared over sickness, spoken over confusion, and shouted in praise. When you live and move in His name, hell takes notice—and heaven backs your steps.
Prayer
El Gibbor, Mighty God—how excellent is Your name in all the earth! I come before You not in my strength, not with rehearsed words, but in the boldness of Your name. Yeshua, You are my confidence and my commission. You are the reason I can pray with power and worship with weight.
Forgive me for the times I’ve spoken Your name without understanding its fullness. Today I receive it again—not just as a label, but as a mantle. Teach me to wield it with reverence. Let Your name be the sound that stirs the atmosphere of my home, my city, my church.
I stand for the weary. I intercede for the broken. I rise in Your name, unshaken, unafraid, unashamed. Be glorified in me. Amen.
Activation
🕊️ Prophetic Action
This week, write out areas of your life where you feel shaken—relationships, health, provision, purpose. One by one, declare over each: “In His name, I stand.” Speak aloud the name of Yeshua and invite His authority into every situation.
🌍 Intercession Focus
Choose one person or place to pray for daily using John 14:13. Ask in His name—not from desperation, but with expectation. Keep a record of answered prayers and renewed faith.
🔥 Worship Challenge
Sing this anthem not as a listener but as a warrior. Worship with lifted hands and a lifted voice. Let the Spirit stir your authority. Let the name of Yeshua be your banner.
Final Blessing
“Blessed be the name, forever grand, in His name, we take our stand.”
Now go—not in your own strength, but clothed in the power of His name. The world needs believers who know how to kneel in prayer and rise in power. In His name, we rise. In His name, we stand. Amen.
Podcast Script
🎙️ Podcast Episode:
In His Name We Stand
From the album: The Name Above All Names
Theme: Divine Healing, Faith, Glory of God, Intercession, Righteousness, Salvation, Spiritual Identity, Spiritual Warfare, Trust In God, Worship
Scripture Focus: John 14:13–14, Acts 4:12, Proverbs 18:10
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Welcome back, beloved friends, to another episode of the “Songs of the Spirit” podcast. I’m so glad you’re here today. Whether you’re driving, walking, or sitting quietly with a warm drink, I pray this time will stir something deep in your heart—a boldness, a clarity, and a holy confidence. Today we’re diving into the powerful worship anthem, In His Name We Stand, from the cinematic worship album The Name Above All Names.
This song isn’t just something to listen to—it’s something to live. It carries a sound of victory, a cry of intercession, and a commissioning to rise up in the authority of Yeshua, our King. Let’s enter in together.
👑 His Kingship Is Eternal
🎶 Instrumental swell 🎶
There is no higher name. No stronger name. No more secure place to stand than in the name of Yeshua. Acts 4:12 declares, “There is no other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved.” It’s not just a name—it’s salvation. It’s power. It’s our inheritance.
When this song opens, it doesn’t hesitate. “Mountains move, the waters part…” Not because we shout loud, but because we carry His name. Friends, when we say, “In His name,” we are invoking His nature. His might. His mercy. Yeshua is El Gibbor—the Mighty God. His name is not a label; it’s a weapon. A shelter. A royal seal.
Every chain breaks in His name. Every fear flees. This song reminds us of the eternal truth: we stand not on our record, but on His righteousness.
🙌 Surrender Is the Sound of Worship
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Verse two leads us into a posture of repentance and renewal. “We confess, we turn from sin… Your name is strength, our refuge sure.” It’s a reminder that worship isn’t performance—it’s surrender. And that surrender activates heaven.
John 14:13–14 promises, “Whatever you ask in My name, that will I do.” This isn’t about using Yeshua’s name as a tagline—it’s about alignment. When your heart is surrendered, your prayers are powerful. When your life bows in worship, your voice carries weight.
Beloved, where is the Spirit inviting you to turn today—not out of fear, but into freedom? Let His name cleanse and cover you. In His name, you are not just forgiven—you are fortified.
🛡️ Intercession: When Worship Becomes Warfare
🎵 Pause. Let Holy Spirit bring names to mind 🎵
The bridge of this song is a call to battle. A cry for the weary, the weak, and the worn. “We intercede, hearts reborn.” This is where worship becomes warfare—where praise is aimed like an arrow and prayer becomes a shield.
You may think, “But I’m just one person.” Yes, but you’re one person filled with the Spirit, armed with the Word, and standing in the name that silences storms. Intercession isn’t passive—it’s prophetic. It’s powerful. It’s participation with the plans of heaven.
Right now, ask the Lord: Who are You calling me to stand for? It could be a family member, a nation, a neighbor. Stand. Speak. Declare. Heaven is listening, and hell is trembling when you stand in His name.
🌍 Final Reflections: A Life That Crowns Him Daily
The final chorus declares it plainly: “In His name, we take our stand.” Not in emotion, not in strength, but in truth. The name of Yeshua isn’t just for Sunday mornings or worship gatherings—it’s for boardrooms, bedrooms, and battlefields. Every day, every moment.
Proverbs 18:10 says, “The name of the Lord is a strong tower.” Are you running to it? Are you standing from it?
Let’s crown Him today with our trust. With our declarations. With our surrender. Speak His name over your children. Over your business. Over your city. Over your own heart. You are not powerless—you are positioned.
🎶 Soft outro music begins 🎶
🙏 Closing Prayer
Yeshua, Your name is mighty. Holy. Unshakable. I thank You that in every season, in every battle, I don’t stand alone—I stand in You.
Today, I declare Your name over every fear and failure, over every hope and horizon. Be glorified in my life. Let me be a vessel of Your authority and a voice of Your victory. I don’t just whisper Your name—I stand in it. I move in it. I live in it.
Raise up intercessors, worshippers, and warriors who know what it means to carry Your name with boldness. Let revival begin in our hearts and flow through our hands. In Your name, we stand. Amen.
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