Hymns for Mark 8

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Take Up Thy CrossMark 8:34-35This hymn directly echoes Jesus's call in Mark 8:34 to deny oneself, take up the cross, and follow Him as a disciple.34
Jesus, and Shall It Ever BeMark 8:38This hymn responds to Mark 8:38's warning against being ashamed of Jesus, boldly declaring devotion to Christ who brings light to darkness.18
Will You Come and Follow MeMark 8:38This hymn echoes Jesus's call in Mark 8:34 to deny oneself, take up the cross, and follow Him.11
Open My EyesMark 8:22-25This hymn echoes Mark 8's healing of the blind man and Jesus asking disciples if they truly "see" who He is.11
Jesus, I My Cross Have TakenMark 8:34This hymn directly echoes Mark 8's call to deny oneself, take up one's cross, and follow Jesus.9
Am I a Soldier of the Cross?Mark 8:38This hymn echoes Mark 8's call to deny oneself, take up the cross, and follow Christ despite the cost of discipleship.7
I'm Not Ashamed to Own the LordMark 8:38This hymn echoes Mark 8:38's call to boldly confess Christ without shame before others.6
New every morning is the loveMark 8:34-38This hymn reflects Mark 8:34's call to daily self-denial and taking up one's cross in faithful discipleship.6
O for a Thousand TonguesMark 8:22-26This hymn celebrates Christ's power to heal and restore life, echoing Mark 8's accounts of Jesus healing the blind and deaf.5
Jesus Calls Us; O'er the TumultMark 8:38This hymn echoes Jesus's call in Mark 8:34 to deny oneself, take up the cross, and follow Him.5
Praise to the Holiest in the heightMark 8:27-38This hymn connects to Mark 8's call to take up one's cross through its celebration of Christ's sacrificial love and victory over sin through suffering.5
Where He Leads MeMark 8:34This hymn echoes Mark 8's call to deny oneself, take up the cross, and follow Jesus in complete discipleship.4
At the Name of JesusMark 8:31-38This hymn exalts Jesus' name and lordship, echoing Mark 8's confession of Christ and call to follow Him.4
And Must I Part With All I HaveMark 8:34This hymn reflects Mark 8's call to deny oneself, take up the cross, and follow Christ, counting all earthly things as loss for His sake.4
Wherever He Leads I'll GoMark 8:34-35This hymn directly quotes Jesus's call in Mark 8:34 to "take up thy cross and follow Me" in discipleship.4
Lord, shall we part with gold for drossMark 8:36This hymn directly reflects Mark 8:36-37's warning that gaining the whole world is worthless if one loses their soul.4
Weary of All TrumpetingMark 8:27-38This hymn reflects Mark 8's call to deny self and take up the cross in humble, servant-hearted discipleship.4
Must Jesus Bear the Cross AloneMark 8:34This hymn directly echoes Jesus's call in Mark 8:34 to take up one's cross and follow Him in discipleship.3
Break Thou the Bread of LifeMark 8:1-10This hymn references Jesus feeding the multitudes in Mark 8 while drawing a parallel between physical bread and Scripture as spiritual nourishment.3
Come, Ye Thankful People, ComeMark 8:38This hymn echoes Mark 8's themes of God's provision and the call to faithful discipleship in anticipation of Christ's return.3

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