Lyrics
Chorus
At the center of it all
It's you that I see
It's you that I see
(x2)
There is power in your name
Miracles happen in your name
As we lift our voice in praise
It's you that I see
It's you that I see
Chorus
At the center of it all
It's you that I see
It's you that I see
(x2)
There is power in your name
Miracles happen in your name
As we lift our voice in praise
It's you that I see
It's you that I see
Chorus
At the center of it all
It's you that I see
It's you that I see
(x2)
There is power in your name
Miracles happen in your name
As we lift our voice in praise
It's you that I see
It's you that I see
(x2)
Bridge
You are bigger
Bigger than the biggest
You are stronger
Stronger than the strongest
You are higher
Higher than the highest
You are greater
Greater than the greatest
(x4)
Refrain
Jesus (x8)
Outro
At the center of it all
It's you that I see
It's you that I see
(x2)
Thank you for your miracles, Lord
Thank you for the testimonies
We see you, Lord
Credits & Song Information
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
In EBEN’s “Jesus at the Centre,” the repeated chorus anchors the entire worship experience: when everything else falls away, Jesus remains the one thing seen. The song ties that vision to the name of Jesus, presenting it as the ground for both power and miracles, while praise itself becomes the act of refocusing on him.
The bridge shifts to divine comparison—God is bigger, stronger, higher, and greater than any conceivable limit. That language does not describe a distant deity but one whose presence overwhelms every competitor for attention. The refrain simply repeats “Jesus,” turning the name into a resting place rather than a concept.
The closing gratitude for miracles and testimonies flows naturally from the earlier claims, acknowledging that what God has done becomes evidence of who he is. This connects loosely to biblical patterns where praise and testimony reinforce faith, though the song keeps its focus on direct acknowledgment rather than narrative. Its simplicity serves its purpose: a worship chorus that continually recenters the gaze.