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"Holy Is Your Name" by Jensen & Company: A Beautiful Song of Praise and Worship


Recorded at Abbey Road Studios, Jensen & Company's "Holy Is Your Name" is an all-original Christian Contemporary song that features Heidi Jensen North and "Sing Gospel", a finalist in the popular talent show called Britain's Got Talent. 

Jensen & Company - Holy Is Your NameThe song is a straight up Praise and Worship song that is in tune with modern times. Churches nowadays need to sing these types of songs and update their catalogue of Praise and Worship songs to listen to. The song puts God in front and center right away as we are encouraged to give praise and worship to him. Heidi delivers a very powerful performance of the song. You could clearly see that this isn't just a mere singing performance, but an outright Praise and Worship prayer session from Heidi. And this beautiful song is enhanced by the presence of the "Sing Gospel" choir, who delivered the supplementary vocal choir that gives this song a more church-friendly vibe.

As the title suggests, the song gives Praise and Glory to God and focuses solely on delivering the message that God is the be-all and end-all of things. Each word sang by Heidi builds on this realization. And this idea is repeated on and on throughout the whole song. Lord of all nations, our salvation, the Almighty Father, Lamb upon the throne, a friend, in different ways and names that we use to call God, but each one emphasizing that He is someone that is precious to us. She sings all these and more with a joyful heart and enjoins us to sing along with her. And what I like about this song is that it is not pretentious, but goes straight to the point to deliver the message that only God matters, and He is worth praising for all eternity.

(Related scripture: Exodus 15:11; Psalm 99:3; Revelation 4:11)

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