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A declaration of faith and victory

No Name
Is Greater.

Leslie McKee + Stacy Riddle

When the loudest giant is the voice inside your own mind, speaking the name of Jesus becomes more than a lyric. It becomes a way back to truth.

ReleasedSeptember 27, 2024Length3:32GenreChristian

Enter the story↓

Leslie McKeeArtist · songwriter · worship leader

01 · The battlefield within

Some giants
do not stand
in front of us.

For Leslie, the mind has often been one of life’s hardest battlefields.

For years, lies about never being enough—never good enough, pretty enough, or anything enough—fed self-hatred and depression. There were seasons when the darkness became so convincing that she wrestled with whether the world would be better without her in it.

“No Name Is Greater” does not look away from that struggle. It answers it: shame does not have the final word, darkness does not hold the highest authority, and no accusation carries a name above Jesus.

“Giants in my mind are silenced every time I speak Your name.”

Layered paper landscape where dark giants dissolve into light

02 · The unexpected invitation

She said yes
to leading worship.
God invited healing.

A request to coordinate worship for Re:Generation, a recovery ministry at Leslie’s church, sounded like a natural place to serve. Worship was already part of her calling. The surprise was the unmistakable nudge that this yes was not only about leading others—it was also about stepping into long-overdue healing herself.

Community helped expose destructive thought patterns and taught her to redirect her gaze toward Jesus when familiar lies returned. Recovery gave the song its lived-in center: victory is not pretending the battle never happened; it is learning where to stand when it comes again.

03 · From phrases to proclamation

Three writers.
One Name
above every name.

A handful of phrases in Leslie’s song-idea bank became a shared declaration with Jonathan Jackson and Stacy Riddle. The finished song moves from intimate confession to a chorus made for a room full of voices.

Jonathan Jackson

Songwriter

Leslie McKee

Artist · songwriter

Stacy Riddle

Artist · songwriter

The declaration

Glory and power.

No name is greater.

Dominion forever.

Amen.

Sickness. Depression. Addiction. Betrayal. Abuse. Shame. Whatever the struggle is called, the song points beyond it to the authority and victory of Jesus.

04 · Read the song

Words for the
moment the lie returns.

Written by Jonathan Jackson, Leslie McKee, and Stacy Riddle.

Open the complete lyrics+

Verse 1

Giants in my mind
Are silenced every time
I speak Your name
I speak Your name

Lies that carry shame
Are sent back to the grave
When I speak Your name
I speak Your name

Prechorus

The Name above all Names

Chorus

Jesus, Jesus,
Every knee will bow
Before You Jesus, Jesus
The only One who’s crowned
With glory and power
Dominion forever

Verse 2

Nothing that I face
Can stand against Your strength
I speak Your name
I speak Your name

Because of all You’ve done
I can overcome
I speak Your name
I speak Your name

Bridge

I’m standing in Your power
Your blood has covered me
I’ll shout Your name out louder
You hold the victory

You make the demons tremble
You make the darkness flee
The power of hell is broken
By Your authority

Final Chorus

Jesus, Jesus,
Every knee will bow
Before You Jesus, Jesus
The only One who’s crowned

With glory and power
No name is greater
Glory and power
No name is greater
All glory and power
Dominion forever
Amen

05 · Official lyric video

Let the words
become your own.

The visual companion gives the declaration room to land. Watch the official lyric video here without leaving the story.

Illustrated hands carrying a line of light and music

Keep the truth close

When the giant
speaks again,
speak His Name.

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