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Greater is He!
"Greater is He" is a powerful battle cry calling the Church to awaken. From the heart of a former Muslim who met Jesus, this song declares spiritual warfare against the forces of darkness while crying out for the deliverance and freedom of Muslim people. Not against flesh and blood — but against every spirit that binds. He who is in us is greater!
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Lyrics
[Verse 1]
I prayed in chains I couldn’t see,
Five times a day, but never free.
Then Jesus opened up my eyes,
Pulled me from darkness into light.
[Pre-Chorus]
I love my people, flesh and bone,
But not the spirit that holds them down.
[Chorus]
Wake up, Church! This war is not flesh and blood!
Stand up and pray, tear down every lie!
Greater is He who is in us,
Greater than he that rules the world! Jesus, Jesus, break every chain,
Deliver the Muslim people in Jesus’ name!
Come back to the Father, come running home,
The veil is torn — you’re not alone!
[Verse 2]
They’re not the enemy, hear me clear,
Beautiful souls bound by fear.
The spirit of Islam is on the rise,
But we will love them and pray them free.
[Chorus]
Wake up, Church! This war is not flesh and blood!
Stand up and pray, tear down every lie!
Greater is He who is in us,
Greater than he that rules the world! Jesus, Jesus, break every chain,
Deliver the Muslim people in Jesus’ name!
Come back to the Father, come running home,
The veil is torn — you’re not alone!
[Bridge]
No more lukewarm, no more asleep,
Rise up and pray while the heavens weep.
In Jesus’ name, the strongholds fall —
Greater is He! Greater is He!
[Final Chorus]
Wake up, Church! The victory is won!
We speak the name of Jesus — let freedom come!
Deliver Your people, set them free,
Greater is He! Greater is He!
[Outro]
Greater is He…
Come back to the Father.
I prayed in chains I couldn’t see,
Five times a day, but never free.
Then Jesus opened up my eyes,
Pulled me from darkness into light.
[Pre-Chorus]
I love my people, flesh and bone,
But not the spirit that holds them down.
[Chorus]
Wake up, Church! This war is not flesh and blood!
Stand up and pray, tear down every lie!
Greater is He who is in us,
Greater than he that rules the world! Jesus, Jesus, break every chain,
Deliver the Muslim people in Jesus’ name!
Come back to the Father, come running home,
The veil is torn — you’re not alone!
[Verse 2]
They’re not the enemy, hear me clear,
Beautiful souls bound by fear.
The spirit of Islam is on the rise,
But we will love them and pray them free.
[Chorus]
Wake up, Church! This war is not flesh and blood!
Stand up and pray, tear down every lie!
Greater is He who is in us,
Greater than he that rules the world! Jesus, Jesus, break every chain,
Deliver the Muslim people in Jesus’ name!
Come back to the Father, come running home,
The veil is torn — you’re not alone!
[Bridge]
No more lukewarm, no more asleep,
Rise up and pray while the heavens weep.
In Jesus’ name, the strongholds fall —
Greater is He! Greater is He!
[Final Chorus]
Wake up, Church! The victory is won!
We speak the name of Jesus — let freedom come!
Deliver Your people, set them free,
Greater is He! Greater is He!
[Outro]
Greater is He…
Come back to the Father.
About this song
"Greater is He" is a raw, passionate worship anthem born from personal deliverance. Written through the eyes of a Muslim Background Believer, this song is both a battle cry and a heartfelt prayer.
Once bound in spiritual chains he could not break, the songwriter encountered the living Jesus and experienced true freedom. Now he stands as a witness — calling the Church out of lukewarmness and into spiritual warfare. With powerful drums and prophetic fire, the song reminds us that “our struggle is not against flesh and blood” (Ephesians 6:12), but against every power and principality that exalts itself above the knowledge of God.
While fiercely loving Muslim people as image-bearers of God, the song boldly confronts the spirit of Islam that holds millions captive. It is a cry for deliverance: “Break every chain… deliver Your children from the lie they serve.” It calls believers to stand in the gap, intercede with holy fire, and declare the Name above every name — Jesus.
This is not a song of hate, but of love and truth. It is a reminder that chains can break, veils can tear, and captives can run free into the arms of the Father. The hour is late. The fields are ripe. The victory has already been won.Greater is He who is in us than he who is in the world.Let this song stir your spirit to pray, to rise, and to believe for the impossible.
Once bound in spiritual chains he could not break, the songwriter encountered the living Jesus and experienced true freedom. Now he stands as a witness — calling the Church out of lukewarmness and into spiritual warfare. With powerful drums and prophetic fire, the song reminds us that “our struggle is not against flesh and blood” (Ephesians 6:12), but against every power and principality that exalts itself above the knowledge of God.
While fiercely loving Muslim people as image-bearers of God, the song boldly confronts the spirit of Islam that holds millions captive. It is a cry for deliverance: “Break every chain… deliver Your children from the lie they serve.” It calls believers to stand in the gap, intercede with holy fire, and declare the Name above every name — Jesus.
This is not a song of hate, but of love and truth. It is a reminder that chains can break, veils can tear, and captives can run free into the arms of the Father. The hour is late. The fields are ripe. The victory has already been won.Greater is He who is in us than he who is in the world.Let this song stir your spirit to pray, to rise, and to believe for the impossible.