No Other Name by Hillsong Worship

No Other Name is the 2014 live album from Hillsong Worship, recorded at the Sydney church's annual conference. The sound is full congregational praise, layered keys and guitars under a roomful of voices. The theme is the name of Jesus, grace for the broken, and faith confessed together. The shared, unguarded feel of it drew me in.

Why listen?

The songs are designed to be sung, choruses that open wide for a crowd. The production is live and spacious, the room itself part of the sound. The lyrics centre on creed, grace, and the worth of one name above all. There is a sense of journey through the set, from confession to deep gratitude. It is music for joining in, not just listening to.

Favourite song: Broken Vessels (Amazing Grace)

A modern hymn that weaves old grace into new melody, lifting the cracked and the failing. It is the emotional high point.

Oh I can see You now
Oh I can see the love in Your eyes
Laying Yourself down
Raising up the broken to life

That line lands gently, because it speaks to anyone who has felt unfit for the climb. It reminds me that worn boots and tired legs still carry you up the hill. The song holds grace out to the weary, and I keep coming back for it.

Key takeaway

No Other Name is a warm, communal worship record built on grace. Recommended for shared singing or quiet reflection.

Tracklist

• This I Believe (The Creed)
• Heaven and Earth
• Broken Vessels (Amazing Grace)
• No Other Name
• Depths
• Calvary
• Thank You Jesus
• All Things New
• My Story
• Our Father
• Mountain

Details

Listen on

• Apple Music
• Amazon
• Spotify

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