There is healing for all who ache / There is comfort for all in pain / There is freedom, there is grace / Here in Jesus and the power of His name / All who are broken, His love endures / All who are weary, His rest is yours / All who are hopeless, run to His name /
He is Jesus / You’ll never be the same / Oh, how sweet the name that calms our storms / How tenderly His love transforms the hardest heart / And the deepest shame / There is power, power in that wonderful name / He is master / The Prince of Peace / He is unchanging / The God who sees / He is Jehovah / Mighty to save / He is Jesus / The Name of above all names! / With my heart stayed on You, I will stand, in the power of Your name


Written by Christy Nockels, Nathan Nockels and David Crowder © 2015 sixsteps Music / worshiptogether.com Songs / Sweater Weather Music / Inot Music (ASCAP) (Admin. at CapitolCMGPublishing.com) All songs used by permission. All rights reserved.

Behind the Song:
“We wrote this with David Crowder, Nathan and I did. We’ve never written with David, and so I texted him and was like, ‘Can you just come over one day and see what happens?’ And what was cool was that on the way over, as he was driving, he got this idea for the whole beginning of the song. When he got here, he said, ‘Here’s what I’m thinking. It goes like this.’ And immediately I loved it. We never get to see David. He’s on the road so much, we just never get to hang with him. So we end up talking the entire time we’re supposed to be writing. We’re just chatting it up and talking about all these different things. We work on the song like the last 15 minutes. So we’ve got these pieces—part of what happened when he drove over, and then part of what happened in those 15 minutes… David went back out on the road, [and] as I was finishing it—Nathan and I finished it—I’d send him little pieces. I love [hearing] it live. It was beautiful because we were all gathered around the same Name. It was just this sweet, sweet moment that rose up in the room, and you could hear it on the record—just an authentic little cheer for the name of Jesus. I think it’s such a sweet note to end the record on.”