Hymns for Romans 1

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
I'm Not Ashamed to Own My LordRomans 1:16This hymn echoes Paul's declaration in Romans 1:16 of not being ashamed of the gospel of Christ.14
Hymn 34 Part 1Romans 1:16This hymn echoes Romans 1's portrayal of humanity's guilt and desperate need for the gospel's saving power.7
Hymn 35 Part 1Romans 1:16This hymn echoes Romans 1:17's teaching that righteousness comes through faith, not by works or the law.7
Glorying in the Cross of ChristRomans 1:16This hymn echoes Paul's declaration in Romans 1:16 of not being ashamed of the gospel of Christ.5
Hymn 46 Part 1Romans 1:30This hymn reflects Romans 1:20's teaching that God's eternal power and divine nature are revealed through His creation.5
How Great Thou ArtRomans 1:20This hymn echoes Romans 1:20's declaration that God's eternal power and divine nature are clearly seen through His creation.5
Nature with Open Volume StandsRomans 1:20This hymn reflects Romans 1's theme that God's eternal power and divine nature are revealed through creation, while emphasizing the greater revelation found in Christ's cross.4
De heladas cordillerasRomans 1:14-17This hymn echoes Romans 1's call to proclaim the gospel to all nations and peoples.4
¡Ve, ve oh SionRomans 1:16This hymn echoes Romans 1's call to proclaim the gospel as good news to all the world.4
My Faith Looks Up to TheeRomans 1:16-17This hymn echoes Romans 1:17's theme that "the righteous shall live by faith" through its expression of trusting faith in Christ.3
I Love to Tell the StoryRomans 1:16-17This hymn reflects Paul's eagerness in Romans 1:15-16 to proclaim the gospel, being unashamed of the good news of Jesus Christ.3
No Cause for FearRomans 1:16-17This hymn echoes Romans 1:16's declaration that the gospel is God's power for salvation to all who believe.3
God of the ProphetsRomans 1:1-6This hymn connects to Romans 1's theme of being called and set apart for God's gospel work through anointing and prophetic ministry.3
O Christ, the HealerRomans 1:28-32This hymn connects to Romans 1:16's theme of the gospel's power for salvation, seeking Christ's healing restoration from human brokenness and pride.3
O Lord of Every Shining ConstellationRomans 1:16-21This hymn reflects Romans 1:20's theme that God's eternal power and divine nature are revealed through creation.3
We Have a Gospel to ProclaimRomans 1:16This hymn embodies Paul's declaration that he is "not ashamed of the gospel" and his calling to proclaim Christ to all nations.3
Tell It AgainRomans 1:1This hymn reflects Paul's declaration in Romans 1:16 that the gospel is the power of God for salvation, worthy of bold and repeated proclamation.3
Come, Thou Almighty KingRomans 1:4This hymn invokes the triune God in worship, reflecting Romans 1's revelation of God's eternal power and divine nature.2
O for a Thousand Tongues to SingRomans 1:17This hymn echoes Romans 1:16's declaration that the gospel is God's power for salvation, celebrating the transformative grace of Christ.2
In the Cross of ChristRomans 1:16-17This hymn echoes Paul's declaration in Romans 1:16 that he is not ashamed of the gospel, glorying instead in the cross of Christ.2

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