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Hymns for Luke 14

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Take Up Your Cross, the Savior Said Luke 14:27This hymn directly echoes Luke 14:27's call to take up one's cross and follow Christ as His disciple.21
Rescue the Perishing Luke 14:22-23This hymn reflects Luke 14's urgency to invite the lost and marginalized to God's banquet of salvation.16
Hymn 13 Luke 14:17This hymn reflects Luke 14's imagery of the great banquet, celebrating God's gracious invitation to feast at His table.12
Here I Am, Lord Luke 14This hymn echoes Luke 14's call to discipleship and costly commitment to following God's invitation to serve.11
Hymn 12 Luke 14:16This hymn draws from Luke 14's parable of the great banquet, depicting God's abundant feast first offered to the Jews, then extended to all.11
Come, Sinners, to the Gospel Feast Luke 14:16-24This hymn draws directly from Luke 14's parable of the great banquet, inviting all—especially the poor, maimed, halt, and blind—to God's gospel feast.9
And Yet There Is Room Luke 14:22This hymn draws directly from Luke 14's parable of the great banquet, inviting the poor and outcast to God's feast of grace.8
O Jesus, I have promised Luke 14:25-33This hymn reflects Luke 14's call to discipleship, counting the cost, and following Jesus faithfully to the end.6
As We Gather at Your Table Luke 14:24This hymn reflects Luke 14's themes of gathering at table, humble discipleship, and extending God's invitation to the banquet.6
Yet There Is Room Luke 14:16-24This hymn echoes Luke 14's parable of the great banquet, inviting all to come despite excuses, for "there yet is room.5
Yet There Is Room Luke 14:16-24This hymn echoes the parable's invitation to God's banquet, proclaiming "yet there is room" for all to come.5
Gather Us In Luke 14:15-24This hymn echoes Luke 14's invitation to gather the lost, forsaken, blind, and lame to God's banquet table.5
Jesus Calls Us Luke 14:33This hymn echoes Luke 14's call to forsake all worldly attachments and follow Christ with wholehearted devotion.4
Go, labor on: spend and be spent Luke 14:23This hymn reflects Luke 14's call to count the cost of discipleship and labor faithfully in God's kingdom work.4
Come, for the Feast Is Spread Luke 14:13This hymn echoes Jesus' parable of the great banquet in Luke 14, inviting all to come freely to God's feast of grace.4
The Kingdom of God Is Justice and Joy Luke 14:1This hymn reflects Luke 14's vision of God's kingdom as an inclusive banquet of justice, joy, and transformed relationships.4
Sing a New Church Luke 14:23This hymn echoes Luke 14's call to humble service and welcoming all to God's inclusive banquet table.4
Shout for joy! The Lord has let us feast Luke 14:15-23This hymn celebrates the feast where "the last and least" are fed, echoing Jesus's parable in Luke 14 about inviting the humble to God's banquet.4
Must Jesus Bear the Cross Alone Luke 14:27This hymn reflects Luke 14's call to take up one's cross and follow Jesus through self-denial and discipleship.3
Come, and Welcome Luke 14:16-17This hymn echoes Luke 14's invitation to the gospel feast, calling all sinners to come to Christ from the cross.3

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