Hymns for Acts 8

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Take Me to the WaterActs 8:36-39This hymn echoes the Ethiopian eunuch's water baptism in Acts 8, celebrating baptism in Jesus' name.11
I Love to Tell the StoryActs 8:4This hymn reflects Philip's evangelistic zeal in Acts 8, sharing the good news of Jesus with joy and conviction.4
Spirit of the Living GodActs 8:14-17This hymn echoes Acts 8's theme of the Holy Spirit's powerful descent and transformative work in believers' lives.3
The Reflection of a Baptized Believer—He Went On His Way RejoicingActs 8:9This hymn directly retells the Ethiopian eunuch's baptism and joyful response from Acts 8:26-39.3
Happy DayActs 8:39This hymn celebrates the joy of conversion and baptism, echoing the Ethiopian eunuch's glad response to Philip's gospel message in Acts 8.2
Tell Me the Story of JesusActs 8:35This hymn echoes Philip's sharing of Jesus' story with the Ethiopian eunuch in Acts 8:35.2
Is Thy Heart Right with God?Acts 8:21-22This hymn echoes Simon the Sorcerer's need for a right heart before God, as Peter challenged in Acts 8:21-22.2
Tell Me the Stories of JesusActs 8:35This hymn's desire to hear and learn Jesus' stories connects to the Ethiopian eunuch's eagerness to understand Scripture in Acts 8.2
Baptized in WaterActs 8:36This hymn connects to Acts 8's account of Philip baptizing the Ethiopian eunuch, celebrating baptism as entry into new life in Christ.2
Peter's Admonition to Simon Magus, Turned into PrayerActs 8:21-24This hymn transforms Peter's rebuke of Simon Magus in Acts 8:20-23 into a prayer for God to reveal hidden sin and break the bonds of wickedness.2
Gott, du hast in deinem SohnActs 8:15This hymn connects to Acts 8's theme of sanctification through God's Son, reflecting Philip's ministry of spreading the gospel and transforming lives.2
A Dios, naciones, dad loorActs 8:4This hymn calls all nations to praise God, echoing Acts 8's theme of the gospel spreading beyond Jerusalem to all peoples.2
The Humiliation of MessiahActs 8:33This hymn connects to Acts 8 through its focus on Christ's crucifixion, which Philip preached to the Ethiopian eunuch from Isaiah 53.2
Canta a Dios con alegría el mensaje del SeñorActs 8:4This hymn reflects Acts 8's theme of joyfully proclaiming the Lord's message, as Philip spread the gospel.2
Obedient, Lord, to thy commandActs 8:14-17This hymn connects to Philip's baptism of the Ethiopian eunuch, emphasizing obedient faith and the Holy Spirit's guidance.2
Father most loving, listen to your childrenActs 8:35This hymn connects to Acts 8's themes of receiving the Gospel and the Holy Spirit's work in uniting believers as God's family.2
Mil Gracias por Tu OrdenActs 8:35This hymn gives thanks for God's order and instruction, echoing Philip's obedient response to divine direction in Acts 8.2
How Sweet the Name of Jesus SoundsActs 8:12This hymn reflects Philip's proclamation of Jesus' name to the Samaritans and the Ethiopian eunuch in Acts 8.1
Hail to the Lord's AnointedActs 8:26-39This hymn celebrates Christ's anointed mission to bring freedom and light, echoing Philip's proclamation of the Messiah in Acts 8.1
Holy Spirit, Faithful GuideActs 8:29This hymn reflects the Holy Spirit's guidance of Philip and the Ethiopian in Acts 8, leading seekers to faith.1

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