Hymns for Luke 6

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Be Not AfraidLuke 6:20This hymn echoes Luke 6:20-23's call to trust God's promises and find blessing amid life's trials.17
Dear Lord and Father of MankindLuke 6:1-12This hymn reflects Luke 6's call to follow Jesus with simple trust, echoing the disciples' response by the Sea of Galilee.7
Blest Are TheyLuke 6:17-23This hymn directly paraphrases the Beatitudes from Luke 6:20-26, celebrating the blessings promised to the poor, sorrowful, and merciful.5
Go, labor on: spend and be spentLuke 6:40This hymn reflects Luke 6's call to give generously and love sacrificially without expecting return.4
Lord of the DanceLuke 6:6-11This hymn reflects Luke 6's contrast between those who reject Jesus (scribes and Pharisees) and those who follow him (fishermen disciples).4
Lord of All Nations, Grant Me GraceLuke 6:27-38This hymn reflects Luke 6's call to love all people, show mercy without judgment, and treat others as we wish to be treated.4
My Hope Is Built on Nothing LessLuke 6:46-49This hymn echoes Luke 6:47-49's parable of building one's foundation on the solid rock of Christ's words rather than sinking sand.3
If Thou but Suffer God to Guide TheeLuke 6:48This hymn reflects Luke 6's call to trust God's provision and blessing even amid life's trials and uncertainties.3
Forgive Our Sins As We ForgiveLuke 6:17-49This hymn reflects Luke 6's teaching that we must forgive others as we seek God's forgiveness for ourselves.3
Make me a channel of your peaceLuke 6:27-31This hymn embodies Luke 6's call to love enemies, show mercy, and give freely without seeking return.3
Thou God of hope, to Thee we bowLuke 6:20This hymn reflects Luke 6's call to active Christian duty through hope in God's transforming grace.3
The Wise Man and the Foolish ManLuke 6:46-49This hymn directly references Jesus' parable in Luke 6:46-49 about building one's life on the foundation of His teachings.3
Ye mourning sinners, here discloseLuke 6:19This hymn reflects Luke 6's accounts of Jesus healing the sick, giving sight to the blind, and restoring the lame.3
Heaven shall not waitLuke 6:20-31This hymn reflects Luke 6's Beatitudes and Jesus's ministry to the poor, scorned, and marginalized.3
Deliver Us, O Lord of TruthLuke 6:49This hymn echoes Luke 6's call to deliver us from judgment and hypocrisy into Christ's truth and mercy.3
Jesus Sat With His DisciplesLuke 6:20-24This hymn directly retells Jesus teaching the Beatitudes from His Sermon on the Plain in Luke 6.3
O Holy DayLuke 6:5This hymn celebrates the Lord's Day of rest and worship, reflecting Jesus's teaching in Luke 6:5 that He is Lord of the Sabbath.3
When I Survey the Wondrous CrossLuke 6:21This hymn reflects Luke 6's call to count earthly gain as loss and sacrifice all for Christ's sake.2
Thine Arm, O Lord, in Days of OldLuke 6:17-19This hymn celebrates Christ's healing ministry, reflecting the compassionate works described in Luke 6's accounts of Jesus healing on the Sabbath.2
A Blessing for Those Who MournLuke 6:21This hymn reflects Luke 6's Beatitudes, particularly blessing those who weep now with the promise of future comfort and joy.2

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