Song Lyrics

King of Kings, Lord of Lords

Revelation 19:16

Verse 1:

Nations tremble at Your call,
Thrones will crumble, kingdoms fall.
Your robe is dipped in sacrifice,
The reigning King, the Lord of Life.

Chorus:

We crown You now, Melech HaM’lachim,
Yeshua reigns, forever King.
Glory, power, majesty,
You rule with love and victory.

Verse 2:

Hearts of stone, we now repent,
Surrender all, our lives are spent.
Your blood has cleansed, Your grace restores,
We bow before the risen Lord.

Chorus:

We crown You now, Melech HaM’lachim,
Yeshua reigns, forever King.
Glory, power, majesty,
You rule with love and victory.

Bridge:

For every soul lost in despair,
We lift their names in fervent prayer.
Let Your kingdom come, let justice reign,
Through Yeshua’s name, break every chain.

Chorus:

We crown You now, Melech HaM’lachim,
Yeshua reigns, forever King.
Glory, power, majesty,
You rule with love and victory.

Outro:

Blessing, honor to Your name,
King of Kings, forever reign.

Surmon Notes

Sermon Title: King of Kings, Lord of Lords – Living Under the Reign of Yeshua

Introduction

There are moments in worship when lyrics stop being poetry and start becoming prophecy—when they don’t just stir the heart but summon the soul to bow. “King of Kings, Lord of Lords” is such a song. It isn’t just a declaration of praise—it’s a call to realignment. A call to crown Yeshua again—not just with our lips, but with our lives.

This message today continues our sermon series through the album The Name Above All Names, and focuses on the second track in the first movement, a prophetic anthem rooted in Revelation 19:16. Yeshua, riding in victory, wears a name that shakes the nations: KING OF KINGS, AND LORD OF LORDS.

Let us explore three Spirit-led invitations that flow from this truth, calling us deeper into a life that honors His eternal kingship.

1. Recognize the Eternal Authority of Yeshua the Messiah

“And he hath on his vesture and on his thigh a name written, KING OF KINGS, AND LORD OF LORDS.” —Revelation 19:16

This title is not ceremonial—it is cosmic. Yeshua is not a King among kings. He is King above all kings. His rule is not democratic, not fragile, and not temporal. It is sovereign, righteous, and everlasting.

Daniel 7:14 echoes this:

“And there was given him dominion, and glory, and a kingdom, that all people, nations, and languages, should serve him.”

In a world filled with instability, where governments rise and fall, and moral leadership often falters, this truth steadies the heart: Yeshua’s dominion is unshakable. When kingdoms crumble and thrones collapse, His remains firm.

Application:

What areas of your life still try to rule themselves? Your finances, your future, your fears? The first response to this King is to bow. Not in empty ritual, but in willing surrender. True worship begins when we lay down our crowns—when we dethrone self and exalt Him.

2. Reclaim a Posture of Daily Surrender

“Hearts of stone, we now repent, surrender all, our lives are spent.” —Lyric from King of Kings, Lord of Lords

Surrender is more than a one-time altar moment. It’s a lifestyle of yielding. Philippians 2:9–11 reminds us that every knee will bow to Yeshua—and every tongue confess He is Lord. The wise bow now.

Isaiah 9:6–7 tells us the government rests upon His shoulders—not ours. That’s good news for weary hearts trying to carry the weight of their own lives. He is Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace. And when He reigns, we rest.

But make no mistake—His reign isn’t passive. His robe is “dipped in sacrifice” (Revelation 19:13). His crown was first a crown of thorns. This is a King who leads with love and lays down His life. That’s the kind of King who is worthy of your everything.

Application:

Ask yourself—do I worship with my will, or just my words? Do I trust His leadership enough to obey Him? Worship without obedience is flattery. The true mark of surrender is action.

Prophetic Pause:

Right now, listen for the Holy Spirit’s whisper. Is there an area He’s asking you to yield? A relationship, a plan, a fear? Take a moment to release it into the hands of your King.

3. Respond with Intercession and Kingdom Authority

The bridge of the song moves us from reverence to warfare:

“For every soul lost in despair, we lift their names in fervent prayer. Let Your kingdom come, let justice reign…”

When we recognize Yeshua’s authority and walk in surrender, we are empowered to intercede with authority. Not from a place of striving, but from a place of spiritual alignment.

Psalm 72:11 says:

“All kings shall fall down before him: all nations shall serve him.”

Our prayers echo that promise. We don’t beg—we partner with the King’s decree. We pray from heaven’s throne room, not just to it. Romans 8:26 reminds us that even when we don’t know how to pray, the Spirit intercedes through us with groans too deep for words.

This is the role of the ecclesia—the governing body of Christ on the earth. We are not passive spectators. We are priestly ambassadors, speaking the will of the King into dark places.

Application:

Who has the Lord placed on your heart to intercede for? A loved one? A nation? A government leader? Don’t just pray general prayers. Pray kingdom prayers. Speak life, justice, healing, and deliverance in Yeshua’s name.

Prophetic Activation:

Let the Spirit bring a name or situation to your mind. Right now, declare:

“Yeshua reigns here. Let Your Kingdom come. Break every chain.”

Then listen. Wait. And speak only what the Father gives you.

Conclusion: A Life That Crowns Him Daily

The final chorus of the song resounds:

“We crown You now, Melech HaM’lachim, Yeshua reigns, forever King.”

This is not just a song lyric. It is a lifestyle. A proclamation. A prophetic act.

To live under His kingship means we worship with passion, surrender with joy, and intercede with faith. We look at the brokenness around us and declare: You rule with love and victory.

Let every throne in our lives come down. Let every chain be broken. Let every heart be made whole—under the name that is above every name.

Call to Response:

Take time to kneel before your King today—not just physically, but spiritually. Lay your life before Him again. And let your worship join the eternal anthem that is already resounding in heaven:

“Blessing, honor to Your name, King of Kings, forever reign.”

Prayer:

King Yeshua, we enthrone You afresh today. Not just in song, but in our hearts, our homes, our cities. You are high and lifted up. Break the pride in us that resists Your rule. Fill us with awe and wonder, but also with courage to walk in Your authority. Let our lives become an anthem of Your reign. Melech HaM’lachim, reign in us. Amen.

Podcast Script

🎙️ Podcast Episode:

King of Kings, Lord of Lords

From the album: The Name Above All Names

Theme: Surrender, Sovereignty, and Intercession

Scripture Focus: Revelation 19:16, Philippians 2:9–11, Daniel 7:13–14

[Cue gentle intro music]

Shalom, dear friends, and welcome to this special episode. I’m so glad you’ve joined me today.

As we enter this moment together, I want to invite you to slow down. Take a deep breath. In the middle of whatever storm or silence you’re walking through, let’s fix our eyes on the One who is still on the throne—Yeshua, our Messiah, the King of Kings, and Lord of Lords.

This episode reflects on the powerful anthem from The Name Above All Names album—a song that doesn’t just describe the majesty of Christ but calls us into a deeper response.

👑 His Kingship Is Eternal

[Instrumental swell]

Revelation 19:16 says,

“And he hath on his vesture and on his thigh a name written, KING OF KINGS, AND LORD OF LORDS.”

This is more than poetic imagery—it’s a heavenly declaration. Yeshua reigns with all authority. His rule isn’t voted in. It cannot be overthrown. No rising or falling empire can compare.

When the world feels unstable, this truth anchors us. Daniel 7:14 reminds us:

“His dominion is an everlasting dominion… and His kingdom shall not be destroyed.”

Pause for a moment and ask yourself:

What area of your life have you not yet brought under His reign?

Is it fear? Control? Disappointment?

Let’s allow the Spirit to speak.

[Cue soft underscore music]

🙌 Surrender Is the Sound of Worship

This song doesn’t just exalt the King—it calls us to kneel.

“Hearts of stone, we now repent. Surrender all, our lives are spent.”

These aren’t casual lyrics—they’re a cry from those who’ve seen the Lamb who was slain… and chosen to lay everything at His feet.

Philippians 2:10–11 tells us that at the name of Yeshua, every knee will bow. True worship is not just about singing—it’s about bowing. Daily. Intentionally.

So let me ask:

Where do you need to surrender again today?

Maybe it’s not a sin—it might just be a weight. A good thing that’s become a heavy thing.

[Cue brief instrumental interlude]

As you reflect, remember: the robe of the King is dipped in sacrifice (Revelation 19:13). This King bore a crown of thorns before He wore a crown of gold. He leads by love, not by fear.

That’s a King I want to follow.

🛡️ Intercession: When Worship Becomes Warfare

The bridge of the song is where it shifts from reverence to action:

“For every soul lost in despair, we lift their names in fervent prayer. Let Your kingdom come, let justice reign…”

This is the calling of the Ecclesia—the governing body of Christ.

We don’t just worship about the King—we worship with Him, partnering with His will.

Psalm 72:11 declares:

“All kings shall fall down before him: all nations shall serve him.”

We pray not from panic but from authority. We pray because He reigns.

Who are you interceding for today?

Whose chains are you believing God to break?

[Pause. Let Holy Spirit bring names to mind.]

Now speak their name aloud. Declare:

“Yeshua reigns here. Let Your kingdom come. Break every chain.”

[Cue instrumental swell]

🌍 Final Reflections: A Life That Crowns Him Daily

The chorus repeats this powerful declaration:

“We crown You now, Melech HaM’lachim… Yeshua reigns, forever King.”

This is more than a line—it’s a lifestyle.

It’s not about singing a few minutes on Sunday. It’s about walking every day in the awareness of His majesty, in the authority of His name, and in the love that flows from His throne.

So I leave you with these reflection questions:

• What part of your life needs to realign with His rule?

• Where is the Spirit inviting you to deeper surrender?

• Who needs your intercession today?

Let this song shape your heart and your posture.

[Soft outro music begins]

🙏 Closing Prayer

King Yeshua, Melech HaM’lachim… we bow before You now.

Your name is exalted above every name.

We surrender again. Reign over our fears, our families, our future.

Let every throne fall before You. Let justice roll like a river.

And let our lives echo the anthem of heaven:

Blessing, honor, glory, and power be unto You, forever and ever.

Amen.

[Cue final instrumental outro]