Hank Bentley Celebrates 2026 GRAMMY Nomination for Co-Writing “I Know a Name”

Hank Bentley didn’t set out to win a GRAMMY—he just wanted to write something real. This is the raw, unfiltered story of how “I Know a Name” was born and why Nashville’s songwriting rooms are still sacred ground.

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Published Feb 04, 2026

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GRAMMY-nominated songwriter Hank Bentley stops by the Nashville GRAMMY Nominee Celebration to reflect on his 2026 GRAMMY nomination for co-writing I Know a Name, recorded by Brandon Lake and Elevation Worship.

In this conversation, Hank takes us inside the powerful songwriting sessions that birthed the song, sharing what it’s like writing alongside close friends and trusted collaborators without trying to carry the weight of where the song might go. He also opens up about what a GRAMMY nomination represents at this stage of his journey whether it’s validation, motivation, or simply a moment to celebrate the hard work and blessing of creating music for the church.

Hank also reflects on the unique energy of Nashville’s songwriting community, where worship, country, and faith-driven music continue to intersect in meaningful ways. From friendships forged in writing rooms to songs that travel around the world, this is a behind-the-scenes look at the heart behind one of this year’s most impactful worship songs.

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Originally published February 04, 2026.