Lyrics
Verse 1
Rumors of the Son of Man
Stories of a Savior
Holiness with human hands
Treasure for the traitor
Verse 2
No ear had heard, no eye had seen
The image of the Father
Until heaven came to live with me
A rescue like no other
Chorus
You are worthy
You are worthy of Your name
You are worthy
You are worthy of Your name
Jesus
Verse 3
You did not speak, You made no sound
You died for Your accusers
As Your blood fell to the ground
You redefined my future
Verse 4
On the day when You arose
The darkness ran for cover
For the King of kings has claimed His throne
Now until forever
Chorus
You are worthy
You are worthy of Your name
You are worthy
You are worthy of Your name
Jesus
Bridge
You're my author, my maker
My ransom, my Savior
My refuge, my hiding place
You're my helper, my healer
My blessed redeemer
My answer, my saving grace
You're my hope in the shadows
My strength in the battle
My anchor for all my days
You stand by my side
And You stood in my place
Jesus, no other name
Jesus, no other name
Chorus
You are worthy
You are worthy of Your name
You are worthy
You are worthy of Your name
(2x)
Jesus
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
“Worthy of Your Name” centers on the identity and work of Jesus, moving from the wonder of the incarnation to the cross, resurrection, and eternal reign. The opening verses present the Son of Man as both fully holy and genuinely present in human life. His silence before accusers, sacrificial death, and victory over darkness form the basis for the chorus, where worthiness is not an abstract compliment but a response to who Christ is and what he has done.
The bridge gathers a series of personal titles: author, maker, ransom, Savior, refuge, healer, redeemer, hope, strength, and anchor. Each title develops the song’s confession that no other name compares with Jesus. Colossians 1:15 supports the description of Christ as the image of the Father, while Philippians 2:8-11 closely matches the movement from obedient death to the exalted name before which all creation bows. The result is a worship song shaped by Christ’s saving work and continuing presence.
Related Scripture
- Colossians 1:15 Christ is described as the image of the invisible God, matching the second verse.
- Philippians 2:8-11 Christ’s death, exaltation, and supreme name correspond with the song’s central confession.