"Our Father" is a worship song by the band UPPERROOM and Joel Figueroa that is based on the Lord's Prayer found in the Bible. The song emphasizes the reverence and holiness of God, expressing a desire for His kingdom to come and His will to be done on Earth. The lyrics begin by acknowledging God as our Father in Heaven and praising His name as holy. The repetition of "hallowed be Your name" emphasizes the importance of honoring and exalting God. The song then expresses a longing for God's kingdom to come quickly and for His will to be accomplished on Earth, similar to how it is in heaven. The chorus asks the rhetorical question, "Who is like the Lord?" This question highlights the uniqueness and greatness of God, emphasizing that no one can compare to Him. The bridge of the song declares that the kingdom, power, and glory belong to God forever. It emphasizes that everything is under His authority and that He is deserving of all honor and worship. The song concludes by urging the listener to invite and welcome the presence of heaven. The repetition of "Let Heaven come" signifies a desire for God's reign and His heavenly qualities to be experienced on Earth. Overall, "Our Father" serves as a prayer and a declaration of worship, acknowledging God's sovereignty and longing for His kingdom to be established on Earth.
