Hymns for Luke 6

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Be Not Afraid Luke 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 Mankind Luke 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 They Luke 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 spent Luke 6:40This hymn reflects Luke 6's call to give generously and love sacrificially without expecting return.4
Lord of the Dance Luke 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 Grace Luke 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 Less Luke 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 Thee Luke 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 Forgive Luke 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 peace Luke 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 bow Luke 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 Man Luke 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 disclose Luke 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 wait Luke 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 Truth Luke 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 Disciples Luke 6:20-24This hymn directly retells Jesus teaching the Beatitudes from His Sermon on the Plain in Luke 6.3
O Holy Day Luke 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 Cross Luke 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 Old Luke 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 Mourn Luke 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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