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That's The Power by Hillsong Worship cover art

Hillsong Worship - That's The Power Lyrics

Artist:
Hillsong Worship
Album:
These Same Skies (Live)
Official Release:
Nov. 5, 2021

Lyrics

VERSE 1: 


There’s a Name that levels mountains


Carves out highways through the sea


I’ve seen its power unravel battles


Right in front of me


There’s a faith that stands defiant


Sends Goliath to his knees


I’ve seen as praise unravelled shackles


Right off my feet


CHORUS:


That’s the power of Your Name


Just a mention makes a way


Giants fall and strongholds break


And there is healing


That’s the power that I claim


It’s the same that rolled the grave


There’s no power like the 


Mighty Name of Jesus


VERSE 2:


There’s a hope that calls out courage


In the furnace unafraid


The kind of daring expectation


That every prayer I make 


Is on an empty grave


BRIDGE:


I see You taking ground


I see You press ahead


Your power is dangerous to 


The enemy’s camp


You still do miracles


You will do what You said


For You’re the same God now as 


You’ve always been


Your Spirit breaking out


Your kingdom moving in


Your victory claims the ground that 


The enemy had


You still do miracles


You will do what You said


For You’re the same God now as 


You’ve always been


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Meaning & Inspiration

“That’s The Power” celebrates the authority of Jesus through biblical images of mountains, divided seas, Goliath, the fiery furnace, broken chains, and the empty grave. These scenes support the song’s central confession that the name of Jesus is associated with victory, healing, courage, and freedom. The chorus places particular emphasis on His resurrection, presenting the rolled-away stone as the decisive sign that no opposing power is equal to Him.

The bridge turns remembrance into present-tense praise. God is described as still active, faithful to His word, and unchanged in power. Its language of spiritual conflict is balanced by confidence in the advance of God’s kingdom rather than confidence in human strength. The lyric’s claims are framed as worshipful declarations rooted in familiar scriptural accounts. By returning to the same God who acted in the past, the song encourages steadfast prayer and expectation while keeping Jesus’ mighty name at its center.

Related Scripture

  • Philippians 2:9-11 Jesus receives the name above every name, before whom every knee bows.
  • Mark 11:23 Jesus uses a moving mountain as an image of faith in God.
  • Hebrews 13:8 Jesus Christ is described as unchanged through yesterday, today, and forever.