Hymns for Luke 12

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Brethren, We Have Met to WorshipLuke 12:35-37This hymn reflects Luke 12's call to watchfulness and readiness, urging believers to pray earnestly and rescue those facing spiritual peril.2
O Lord, how happy should we beLuke 12:22-31This hymn reflects Luke 12's teaching about trusting God's providence rather than being anxious about life's needs.2
He Careth For YouLuke 12:31This hymn echoes Luke 12's teaching about trusting God's providence rather than anxious worry, referencing divine care for even the smallest details of life.2
More like Jesus would I beLuke 12:7This hymn echoes Luke 12's teaching that God watches over even the sparrows, assuring believers of His faithful care.2
God Sees the Little Sparrow FallLuke 12:6-7This hymn directly references Luke 12's teaching that God cares for sparrows and flowers, assuring believers of His greater love for them.2
Wach auf, du Geist der ersten ZeugenLuke 12:49This hymn echoes Luke 12's call to spiritual watchfulness and faithful witness as Christ's followers.2
Christ Is Alive! Let Christians SingLuke 12:50This hymn celebrates Christ's living presence, echoing Luke 12's call to fearless witness and faithful discipleship.2
Father Eternal, Ruler of CreationLuke 12:15This hymn echoes Luke 12's call to seek God's kingdom first, praying "Your kingdom come, O Lord, your will be done.2
O dass doch bald dein Feuer brennte, Du unaussprechlich Liebender!Luke 12:49-50This hymn connects to Luke 12:49's imagery of Christ bringing fire to earth, longing for its kindling.2
O Lord, How Shall I Meet Thee?Luke 12:33This hymn reflects Luke 12's call to spiritual readiness and watchfulness in preparing to meet the Lord.2
Nun lasst uns Gott, dem HerrenLuke 12:30This hymn echoes Luke 12's call to trust God's providence and offer Him grateful praise.2
Worldly Pleasures RenouncedLuke 12:35This hymn reflects Luke 12's warnings against storing earthly treasures and seeking worldly pleasures over heavenly riches.2
Verzage nicht, o Häuflein kleinLuke 12:32This hymn echoes Luke 12:32's encouragement to the "little flock" not to fear, for God's kingdom is theirs.2
Gottes StadtLuke 12:32This hymn celebrates God's triumphant church, echoing Luke 12's call to fearless faith and confident trust in God's kingdom.2
The Church of Christ in Every AgeLuke 12:32-40This hymn reflects Luke 12's call to faithful stewardship and prioritizing God's kingdom over worldly concerns.2
Ich sterbe täglich, und mein LebenLuke 12:40This hymn reflects Luke 12's call to spiritual vigilance and readiness for death, echoing Jesus' warning to be prepared.2
In the Lord I'll Be Ever ThankfulLuke 12:32-40This hymn echoes Luke 12's call to trust God as our strength rather than anxiously worrying about life's needs.2
Hier stand ein Mensch, hier fiel er niederLuke 12:40I apologize, but I cannot provide a specific connection without knowing the hymn's content. The title "Hier stand ein Mensch, hier fiel er nieder" (Here stood a man, here he fell down) suggests themes of human frailty or fall, but without the full lyrics, I cannot accurately connect it to Luke 12's teachings about watchfulness, worry, and faithfulness.2
Buscad primeroLuke 12:31This hymn directly reflects Luke 12:31's call to seek God's kingdom first, trusting Him for all needs.2
Wohl dem, der bess're Schätze liebtLuke 12:15This hymn reflects Luke 12's teaching about storing treasures in heaven rather than earthly possessions.2

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