Your Name High

Hillsong · A_cross//the_earth:tear Down The Walls [2009]

Your innocence forsaken

Upon that cross

You gave Yourself for us

Carried into Your freedom



Our broken past replaced in

A second chance

The chains have come undone

Death defied in the Father's love



We are living to make Your name high, Jesus

Living to make Your name high, Jesus

You gave what the world couldn't offer us

Say what they want, say what they want, we are free, we sing



The atmosphere is changing

Oh, can You hear

The people rising up

In the hope of Your freedom?



Our former ways are breaking

We seek Your face

God let Your kingdom come

In our praises be lifted up, we sing



'Cause we are living to make Your Name high, Jesus

Living to make Your Name high, Jesus

You gave what the world couldn't offer us

Say what they want, say what they want, we are free



With eyes on high we praise You

With one voice we come together

Our one desire to praise You

And lift You up in our surrender



With eyes on high we praise You

And with one voice we come together

Our one desire to praise You

And lift You up, c'mon



'Cause we are living to make Your Name high, Jesus

Living to make Your Name high, Jesus

You gave what the world couldn't offer us

Say what they want, say what they want



We are living to make Your Name high, Jesus

Living to make Your Name high, Jesus

You gave what the world couldn't offer us

Say what they want, say what they want, we are free

Your Name High

Your Name High stands as a testament to Hillsong's signature style of contemporary Christian worship music. Released on the 2009 album Across the Earth: Tear Down the Walls, the track captures the congregation-focused energy that defined the group's work during this era. The recording emphasizes themes of exaltation and devotion, characteristic of the band's broader discography which often blends spiritual reflection with anthemic melodies. As part of a collection that includes other notable worship pieces, the song reinforces Hillsong's influence on modern church music. It serves as a reminder of the group's commitment to creating accessible, uplifting recordings that resonate with listeners seeking spiritual connection through song.