Song Lyrics

The Name That Endures Forever

Psalm 135:13

Verse 1:

Through every age, through every land,
Your name remains, forever stands.
Nations rise and kingdoms fade,
But You, O Lord, will never change.

Chorus:

Your name endures, Adonai,
From earth below to heaven high.
Yeshua reigns, forevermore,
Your name is life, our hearts restore.

Verse 2:

We repent for fleeting trust,
Placing hope in things that rust.
But You remain, our solid ground,
Your name is where true hope is found.

Chorus:

Your name endures, Adonai,
From earth below to heaven high.
Yeshua reigns, forevermore,
Your name is life, our hearts restore.

Bridge:

For the world lost in despair,
We intercede with fervent prayer.
Let Your name be known again,
In Yeshua’s name, amen.

Chorus:

Your name endures, Adonai,
From earth below to heaven high.
Yeshua reigns, forevermore,
Your name is life, our hearts restore.

Outro:

Blessed be the name, unchanging, true,
Forever, Lord, we worship You.

Surmon Notes

🔥 Sermon: Unshakable—Living Under the Name That Endures

🌍 The Rise and Fall of Names

Across every generation, humanity has crowned names in history—rulers, dynasties, empires, and emblems of power. But every one of them has faded. Babylon fell. Rome crumbled. Pharaohs lie in tombs. Even the most celebrated world leaders eventually pass into memory. Yet Psalm 135:13 declares, “Your name, O LORD, endures forever, Your renown, O LORD, through all generations.”

This is not poetic wishful thinking. It is prophetic reality. The name of Yeshua—the Name above all names—is not subject to decay, culture, or conquest. His name is not merely remembered; it is enthroned. It is the only name that can save (Acts 4:12), the only name under heaven by which we are made whole, and the only name to which every knee will bow (Philippians 2:9–11).

The song “The Name That Endures Forever” invites us not only to worship but to relocate our confidence. We do not live under the shadow of empires or the instability of worldly promises. We live beneath the banner of a name that cannot be shaken. The question is: have we truly made His name the foundation of our lives?

🔥 Repentance and Realignment

The second verse is a prophetic wake-up call: *“We repent for fleeting trust, placing hope in things that rust.”* These lyrics echo the heart of Psalm 20:7—“Some trust in chariots and some in horses, but we will remember the name of the Lord our God.”

We all wrestle with misplaced trust. In uncertain economies, unstable governments, or even in ministries built on charisma more than character. Yet God, in His mercy, calls us to repentance—not to shame us, but to realign us. Repentance is a glorious gift. It’s a holy U-turn. When we repent of our allegiance to what fades, we re-anchor ourselves to what endures.

This message is not only for individuals but for the Church. Too often, we’ve built on strategy more than Spirit, performance more than Presence. But a remnant is rising—a worshipping Bride who doesn’t bow to cultural tides, but who lives and prays under the authority of the unchanging name of Yeshua.

Let this verse become our prayer posture: “We repent.” May our hearts cry out not for relevance, but for righteousness. Not for popularity, but for purity. Because it is only when we trust fully in His name that we become immovable in the storm.

🕊️ Intercession that Moves Heaven

The bridge of the song lifts the entire worship moment into a prophetic place: *“For the world lost in despair, we intercede with fervent prayer.”* This is where worship becomes intercession. This is where declarations become deliverance.

Revelation 11:15 thunders: “The kingdoms of this world have become the kingdoms of our Lord and of His Christ, and He shall reign forever and ever.” Intercessors don’t just plead—they proclaim. And we do so from a throne-room perspective. We are seated with Christ (Ephesians 2:6), and when we pray in alignment with His eternal reign, strongholds begin to crumble.

In a time when despair has settled like a fog across nations, this kind of intercession is desperately needed. It’s not reactionary. It’s revelatory. It prays not from panic, but from promise. It stands in the authority of the name that endures—and decrees that hopelessness has an expiration date.

Beloved, don’t shrink back in this hour. Don’t let the shaking silence your intercession. Now is the time to cry out in Yeshua’s name with boldness and compassion—because heaven still responds when the righteous pray.

👑 The Power of a Name That Never Fails

“Your name endures, Adonai… Yeshua reigns, forevermore.” This chorus is more than repetition—it’s reformation. Every time we sing it, we are re-establishing the lordship of Christ over our minds, families, cities, and the world.

God’s name is His nature. To proclaim His name is to acknowledge His character—faithful, just, merciful, holy, sovereign. Unlike human leaders whose legacies falter, Yeshua’s reign is both eternal and righteous (Isaiah 9:6–7). And when we worship under His name, we step into divine alignment. It’s no longer about “our ministry,” “our moment,” or “our mission”—it’s about His kingdom come, His will be done.

If your life feels fragile or your calling unclear, don’t look inward—look upward. The enduring name of God is your anchor. It is your defense against doubt, your comfort in confusion, and your authority in the battle. His name is not theoretical—it’s transformational.

Declare it. Believe it. Live under it. And watch as the name of Yeshua becomes the crown upon your worship, the flame in your prayers, and the strength in your stand.

Prayer

Adonai, the Name that endures forever—You are our Rock. In a time when everything shakes, You remain unshaken. In a world filled with noise, Your Word resounds eternal. We exalt You, King of kings. We bow before the authority of Your name.

Forgive us, Lord, for placing our trust in things that rust—titles, trends, opinions, and outcomes. We repent, not with fear, but with fire. With boldness we return to You, to the only name that endures.

We ask that Your name would once again be known in our homes, our churches, our cities. Let revival be birthed from reverence. Let worship overflow with the weight of Your glory. Let our prayers carry the authority of heaven, not the insecurity of earth.

Raise up a generation who walks in wonder, worships in truth, and prays with power. Let us not be content with shallow expressions—we want the deep things of Your heart. Seal us in Your name. Crown us with Your presence. And commission us to carry Your glory into the ends of the earth.

In Yeshua’s matchless, majestic, unshakable name we pray. Amen.

Activation

• 🌍 Meditate daily on Psalm 135:13. Speak it over your family, your city, and your calling.

• 🔥 Identify any area of your life where trust has been misplaced—then surrender it boldly to the name of Yeshua.

• 🕊️ Set aside a time of intercession this week specifically to proclaim His name over places of despair and injustice.

Let this be more than a sermon—let it be a shift. His name endures. His kingdom cannot be shaken. Let your life be the echo of that eternal truth.

Podcast Script

🎙️ Podcast Episode:

The Name That Endures Forever

From the album: The Name Above All Names

Theme: Faith, Glory of God, Kingdom of God, Trust in God, Worship, Repentance

Scripture Focus: Psalm 135:13, Philippians 2:9–11, Revelation 11:15

🎵 Cue gentle intro music 🎵

Hey beloved—welcome back to the podcast. Whether you’re walking through the park, driving to work, or sitting in stillness with your journal open, I’m so glad you’re here.
Today we’re reflecting on a powerful anthem from the final movement of the album *The Name Above All Names*. This song is called *“The Name That Endures Forever”*—and it is a call to recalibrate, refocus, and return to the unshakable foundation of Yeshua’s eternal reign.

👑 His Kingship Is Eternal

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Psalm 135:13 declares, *“Your name, O Lord, endures forever, Your renown, O Lord, through all generations.”*
That’s not just poetic—it’s prophetic. In every generation, names rise in power and fade into memory. Empires collapse. Trends shift. Leaders come and go.
But Yeshua? His name is the same yesterday, today, and forever. His kingdom is everlasting.
This song doesn’t just celebrate that truth—it builds our faith on it. “Your name endures, Adonai… Yeshua reigns, forevermore.”
Let that ring in your spirit today. He is not intimidated by the instability around you. He is seated. Secure. Sovereign. And you, child of God, are held by the One whose reign never ends.

🙌 Surrender Is the Sound of Worship

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The second verse is piercing in its honesty: *“We repent for fleeting trust, placing hope in things that rust.”*
Isn’t that us, sometimes? Putting faith in people, platforms, outcomes—even our own strength. But those things don’t endure. They don’t hold in the storm.
There’s an invitation here: come back to the Rock that cannot be moved.
Psalm 20:7 reminds us, *“Some trust in chariots and some in horses, but we trust in the name of the Lord our God.”*
This isn’t a song of condemnation. It’s a gentle but bold altar call. Real worship isn’t just the songs we sing—it’s the thrones we step down from. The trust we shift back to Him.
So today—what needs to be surrendered again?

🛡️ Intercession: When Worship Becomes Warfare

🎵 Pause. Let Holy Spirit bring names to mind 🎵

The bridge of the song shifts us from personal praise to prophetic prayer: *“For the world lost in despair, we intercede with fervent prayer.”*
This is where worship becomes warfare—not through striving, but through Spirit-filled surrender.
Revelation 11:15 declares: *“The kingdoms of this world have become the kingdoms of our Lord and of His Christ, and He shall reign forever and ever.”*
Intercession from this place is powerful. It’s not about volume—it’s about authority.
So who is God placing on your heart today? A loved one? A city? A nation?
Speak His name over them. Declare His reign. Trust that when you pray in the name that endures, heaven moves.

🌍 Final Reflections: A Life That Crowns Him Daily

The final chorus rises like a banner: *“Your name is life, our hearts restore.”*
Maybe today, your heart needs that restoration. Maybe you’ve been feeling the tremors of uncertainty—relationally, financially, emotionally.
Hear this: His name endures. That means His promises are still yes and amen. His Word still stands. His mercy still flows.
Let this song be your anchor today. Let it be your battle cry and your lullaby. Worship Him not just with your lips, but with your trust. Crown Him daily—through surrender, through praise, through choosing to believe His name still holds.

🎶 Soft outro music begins 🎶

🙏 Closing Prayer

Abba, we pause to exalt Your name—unshaken, unfading, eternal.
We repent for trusting in what crumbles, for anchoring our hope in the temporal.
We come back to the Rock. The Cornerstone. Yeshua, whose name is life.
Let our worship realign us. Let our intercession release Your will. Let our lives declare what our lips sing:
Your name endures forever. Your reign is unmatched.
Crown us with Your peace. Fill us with Your authority. Teach us to pray from heaven’s perspective, and to walk in the confidence of sons and daughters who know Whose name they carry.
In Yeshua’s matchless name—Amen.

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