Phil Driscoll grew up in a musical family, and was soon found to be gifted … Read Full Bio ↴Phil Driscoll grew up in a musical family, and was soon found to be gifted himself at playing the trumpet. He began taking lessons in school when he was a fifth grade student at Lancaster, near Dallas, Texas. His family moved to Tulsa in 1959, where he began to study trumpet both in classes at Bell Junior High School and as a private student of Roger Fenn (3rd trumpet with the Tulsa Philharmonic).

His skill opened doors for performance throughout school, and by the 1970s he was touring and recording with major music acts including Stephen Stills, Leon Russell, Blood, Sweat & Tears, and Joe Cocker, as well as performing classical music with the London Philharmonic orchestra. Along with fame and fortune, Driscoll found himself increasingly involved with illegal drug use. In 1977 he became a Christian, gave up drug usage, and has since turned his musical talents to furthering the Christian faith.

Driscoll is an accomplished pilot, with commercial, instrument and multi engine ratings.

In 1981, Driscoll recorded his first album sharing his new-found Christian beliefs and has recorded 34 more CDs since. He has been affiliated with the ministry of Kenneth Copeland since the early 1980s, playing and singing at many KCM Believers' Conventions. Himself an excellent musician, Driscoll has worked with some of the top session musicians, including Abraham Laboriel, Bill Maxwell, Justo Almario, Greg Mathieson, and others. Between 1999 and 2002, Driscoll recorded several albums that featured the organ playing of the late Billy Preston, "The Fifth Beatle."

Phil Driscoll has had the honor of playing music for several United States presidents, as well as playing for many national events, including the memorial services following the Columbine High School massacre.

Driscoll is also an accomplished, ordained Christian minister teaches about Biblical praise and worship, teaching church musicians how to excel in their work as well as preaching the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the lost, plundering Hell and populating Heaven.

Phil Driscoll is considered by multitudes to be the "Praise Master General" of Christian life & ministry. He is well respected in Christian circles, particularly for the way he has endured false accusation and persecution for using his gifts & talents to promote Christ, as well as his stand on Biblical principles.

See www.PhilDriscoll.com for a complete biography and discography on the man and the message.

Jesus Jesus (There Is Something About The Name
Phil Driscoll Lyrics

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Jesus, Jesus, Jesus...
there is something about that name

Master, Savior, Jesus.
like the ftagance after the rain
Jesus, Jesus, Jesus
Let all heaven and earth proclaim...

Kings and Kingdoms will all pass away.

but there is something about that name...

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Phil Driscoll's song "Jesus, Jesus (There Is Something About the Name)" celebrate the powerful and enduring nature of Jesus Christ. The repetition of his name emphasizes the strength and significance of his presence, while the descriptors "Master" and "Savior" reinforce his authority and ability to provide salvation. The comparison of Jesus to the fragrance after the rain suggests that his influence is refreshing and revitalizing.

The final verse asserts that, while worldly kings and kingdoms may fall, Jesus and his name will endure. This reinforces the idea that Jesus is an absolute and eternal force, capable of withstanding any temporal challenges or changes. Overall, the song expresses a deep reverence for Jesus and his power to provide hope and salvation to all who believe in him.

Line by Line Meaning

Jesus, Jesus, Jesus...
Repeatedly calling out the name of the Son of God who is also known as Jesus Christ.

there is something about that name
There is a special and powerful significance in the name of Jesus.

Master, Savior, Jesus.
Acknowledging Jesus as the Master and Savior of all humanity.

like the fragrance after the rain
Similar to the refreshing and pleasing aroma that follows rainfall, the name of Jesus brings solace and joy to believers.

Jesus, Jesus, Jesus
Once again rejoicing and glorifying the name of Jesus Christ.

Let all heaven and earth proclaim...
Calling on all the inhabitants of heaven and earth to make known the greatness of Jesus.

Kings and Kingdoms will all pass away.
All earthly kingdoms and their rulers will eventually disappear and perish.

but there is something about that name...
Despite the eventual end of earthly power, the name of Jesus will continue to stand as a force for love, salvation, and hope.

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