Love Has a Name by Jesus Culture

Love Has a Name is a 2017 live album from Jesus Culture, the worship movement rooted in Redding, California. Recorded with a room full of voices, it leans on the idea that love is not vague but personal, a name that seeks people out. I came to it for that sense of being known, and it carried me along.

Why listen?

The sound is full and rolling, built for a crowd and a long night of singing. The production keeps the live energy, the room audible behind the band. The lyrics circle outpouring, mercy, and the slow work of becoming one people. There is a real sense of journey here, the set rising and resting like a long walk with company. It is praise meant to be sung, not just heard.

Favourite song: Love Has a Name

The title track is the heart of the set, a steady, tender declaration that love knows each person by name. It grows from a whisper to a roomful of voices.

Love has a name
Love has a name
Jesus
Love has a name

The way the song moves from the abstract to the deeply personal, naming love rather than describing it, is its quiet strength. It reminds me of being met at the end of a long path by someone who knew I was coming and waited. The song says no one walks unnamed or unseen, and that has stayed with me.

Key takeaway

Love Has a Name is a generous, unhurried live record best heard in long stretches. A gentle recommendation for anyone who likes to sing along.

Tracklist

• Halls of Heaven
• Let Our Faith Become a Mountain
• Weight of Heaven
• Love Has a Name
• Flood the Earth
• Make Us One
• Sound of Adoration
• Never Stop
• Fresh Outpouring
• Love Overcomes
• My One My All
• However You Want
• Infinite
• Love That Saves
• Make a Way
• Anything Can Happen

Details

Listen on

• Apple Music
• Amazon
• Spotify

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