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Jesus, Still the Name I Trust | Powerful Worship of Unshaken Faith

Jesus, Still the Name I Trust | Powerful Worship of Unshaken Faith There are seasons when answers don’t come, prayers feel heavy, and faith is tested in silence. This worship song was written as a long prayer — for the moments when trust is the only thing left to hold. “Jesus, Still the Name I Trust” is a declaration of unshaken faith in the middle of unanswered prayers, delayed promises, and uncertain roads. It’s for those who choose Jesus not because everything makes sense, but because He remains faithful when nothing else feels steady. This song is not about outcomes, breakthroughs, or perfect peace. It’s about choosing the name of Jesus — again and again — even when the ground beneath you shakes. If you’re waiting, tired, or quietly holding on, let this worship meet you where you are. Let it become your prayer. Let it remind you that faith does not rest on what we see, but on who He is. 📖 “The Lord is my rock, and my fortress, and my deliverer.” — Psalm 18:2 (KJV) 🎧 Best experienced in a quiet place, with open hands and an honest heart. 📖 Lyrics Jesus… When words feel heavy And answers feel far I still come back to You I’ve seen the ground beneath me shake, Watched my certainties all break. The plans I prayed would never fail Fell apart without a sound. I asked You why, I begged You when, I tried to understand the end. But faith was never meant to rest On what I see or figure out. Whispered Line Even here… I know Your voice. I held my breath through unanswered nights, Learned how hope can ache inside. Every promise felt delayed, Every miracle too far away. But in the silence, stripped and bare, When all I had was honest prayer, Your presence stayed when nothing moved, You were faithful, You were near. I don’t trust the ground beneath my feet, I trust the One who walks with me. Jesus, still the name I trust When every door feels closed. Jesus, still the name I trust When I don’t know the road. Not the outcome, not the timing, Not the strength I feel or lack. Jesus, still the name I trust, And I’m holding nothing back. I’ve learned surrender isn’t loud, Sometimes it’s choosing You right now. Not with answers, not with proof, Just a heart that says, “You’re true.” I don’t need You to explain Why the healing took this way. If You’re God, then that’s enough, Even here… even today. Jesus, still the name I trust When faith feels thin and worn. Jesus, still the name I trust When I’m tired, weak, and torn. Not the breakthrough, not the sign, Not the peace I’m trying to find. Jesus, still the name I trust With this life, with this time. If the mountain doesn’t move, I’ll stay planted here with You. If the promise takes its time, I’ll keep praising in the wait. If the answer’s not what I prayed, If the road goes through the pain, I won’t trade Your presence, Lord, For a life that feels more safe. You were faithful yesterday, You’re the same forevermore. Every tear You did not waste, Every loss You still restore. I don’t worship what You give, I worship who You are. Jesus, You don’t change with seasons, You are constant, You are God. Jesus, still the name I trust Above my fear and doubt. Jesus, still the name I trust When the light is fading out. Not my strength, not my control, Not my peace, not what I know. Jesus, still the name I trust, You have always held my soul. So here I am without reserve, Without conditions, without terms. If all I have is just Your name, Then Jesus… That will always be enough. 💛 If this song speaks to you: Leave a comment. Someone reading it may be walking through the same silent battle. 📌 Subscribe to Hope Zora for raw, acoustic worship for the weary and unseen. 🎸 Female vocal • Acoustic country worship • Honest faith 🎥 Visuals created with AI artistry + original worship by Hope Zora. #HopeZora #StillTheNameITust #UnshakenFaith #WorshipForTheWeary #AcousticWorship #CountryWorship #ChristianMusicUSA #FaithInTheWaiting #QuietPrayer #JesusIsEnough