Hymns for Luke 12

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
March on, my soul, with strengthLuke 12:19This hymn echoes Luke 12's call to faithful discipleship, vigilance, and trusting God's provision through life's journey.2
Keep Your Lamps Trimmed and BurningLuke 12:35-40This hymn echoes Jesus's parable in Luke 12:35-40 urging watchful readiness for the Lord's return with lamps burning.2
Da Lo Mejor al MaestroLuke 12:48This hymn reflects Luke 12's call to faithful stewardship and wholehearted devotion to the Master.2
Schütze die Deinen, die nach dir sich nennenLuke 12:32This hymn echoes Luke 12's call to trust God's protective care over His faithful people.2
Stay Awake, Be ReadyLuke 12:35-402
Todo Lo Que Tengo (All We Have and All We Are)Luke 12:22-34This hymn reflects Luke 12's teaching on stewardship, acknowledging that all we have belongs to God and should be shared generously.2
Agora Estou ContenteLuke 12:15This hymn reflects Luke 12's teaching about not worrying over riches but finding contentment in God's provision.2
Blest be God, blest be God for everLuke 12:322
The world is a garden you madeLuke 12:6This hymn reflects Luke 12's teaching about God's care for creation and warns against the greed Jesus condemns in the chapter.2
Moses, I know you're the manLuke 12:4This hymn echoes Luke 12's call to trust God's provision and not be anxious about earthly possessions while journeying as God's people.2
Voice of ChristLuke 12:22-40This hymn directly references Luke 12's teaching about God's providence for sparrows and lilies, calling believers to faithful stewardship and care for the poor.2
O God, your love's undying flameLuke 12:49This hymn connects to Luke 12's call to fearless discipleship and being aflame with devotion to God's kingdom mission.2
How Firm a FoundationLuke 12:32This hymn echoes Luke 12's call to trust God's faithful provision and not fear, finding refuge in His promises.1
Stand Up, Stand Up for JesusLuke 12:8This hymn echoes Luke 12's call to bold confession and faithful watchfulness in serving Christ without fear.1
Amazing grace! (how sweet the sound)Luke 12:32This hymn reflects Luke 12's themes of God's providential care and the value of seeking His kingdom above earthly concerns.1
My Soul, Be on Thy GuardLuke 12:35-38This hymn echoes Luke 12's call to watchfulness and spiritual vigilance against worldly temptations and distractions.1
Glorious Things of Thee Are SpokenLuke 12:33This hymn echoes Luke 12's call to seek God's kingdom first, celebrating the security and provision found in God's eternal city.1
Glorying in the Cross of ChristLuke 12:8-9This hymn responds to Luke 12:8-9's call to confess Christ boldly and never be ashamed of Him before others.1
The Lord's PrayerLuke 12:31This hymn connects to Luke 12's teaching on prayer and trusting God's provision for daily needs.1
As With Gladness Men of OldLuke 12:21I notice there may be a mismatch here. "As With Gladness Men of Old" is about the Magi visiting the infant Jesus (Matthew 2), not Luke 12, which discusses worry, faithfulness, and being prepared for Christ's return. If this hymn appears in Luke 12 search results, the most likely connection would be: This hymn's theme of seeking and treasuring Christ connects to Luke 12's call to store up heavenly treasures.1

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