Very truly I tell you, whoever believes in me will do the works I have been doing, and they will do even greater things than these, because I am going to the Father. And I will do whatever you ask in my name, so that the Father may be glorified in the Son. You may ask me for anything in my name, and I will do it.
John 14:12-14 (NIV)
The Name of Jesus carries power and authority. Because Jesus has gone to the Father and sent us the Holy Spirit, those who believe in Him are empowered to continue His works—and even do greater things—so that God may be glorified.
Life brings seasons of pressure, uncertainty, and fear. Yet from generation to generation, God’s power has been proven. His promises have never failed. Jesus assured His disciples that in His Name they would not only continue His works but do greater ones, because He would send the Holy Spirit to empower them.
In Jesus’ Name, impossible situations turn into testimonies. When we fully surrender to Him—believing, trusting, and praying in His Name—the Spirit works through us. Peace replaces anxiety, faith silences fear, and His authority flows through us to accomplish what we never could on our own. His Name is not a magic formula; it is the authority of the risen Christ who reigns, and the Spirit makes that reality alive in us.
As we walk closely with Jesus, our prayers align with His will, and His Spirit empowers us to do greater things for His glory. Whatever weighs on you today, remember—Jesus is able, His Spirit is with you, and His Name is enough.
Are you feeling pressured, worried, or unsure what to do?
Take a breath, close your eyes, and call on His Name—Jesus. Believe that the Spirit He has given you is working even now.
Lord Jesus, thank You for the promise that in Your Name and by Your Spirit we can do greater things for Your glory.
Fill me afresh with Your Spirit, so that my prayers, my words, and my actions align with Your will. Let Your power be made perfect in my weakness, and may my life point others to You.
In Your mighty Name I pray, Amen.
“Lift up our eyes see the King has come…”
— No Other Name, Hillsong Worship