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Hymns for Luke 14

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
The Savior's love will ne'er grow faint Luke 14:1-11This hymn reflects Luke 14's theme of God's gracious invitation to the helpless, needy, and poor to receive His aid.2
Ye sons of men, come one and all Luke 14:16-24This hymn draws directly from Jesus' parable of the great banquet in Luke 14, inviting all to the Gospel feast and warning those who refuse the call.2
Alleluia, alleluia Luke 14:13This hymn's emphasis on Jesus as "Servant of others" reflects Luke 14's teaching on humility and serving rather than seeking honor.2
Here is the place, now is the time Luke 14:27-28This hymn reflects Luke 14's call to count the cost of discipleship and follow Christ with wholehearted commitment.2
I Call You to My Father's House Luke 14:15-33This hymn echoes Luke 14's parable of the great banquet, inviting all to God's feast with open arms and abundant welcome.2
In the Cross of Christ Luke 14:27This hymn reflects Luke 14's call to count the cost of discipleship by glorying in the cross above all earthly concerns.1
Jesus, I My Cross Have Taken Luke 14:27This hymn echoes Luke 14's call to forsake all and take up one's cross to follow Jesus as a true disciple.1
O For a Heart to Praise My God Luke 14:1This hymn reflects Luke 14's call to humble discipleship and a heart transformed to serve God above all else.1
The Good Shepherd Luke 14:17This hymn's imagery of the Lord as shepherd preparing pasture connects to Luke 14's themes of God's providential care and invitation to His feast.1
Go to Dark Gethsemane Luke 14:27This hymn reflects Luke 14's call to discipleship by emphasizing the cost of following Christ through suffering and the cross.1
The Almost Christian Luke 14:26-33This hymn reflects Luke 14's call to count the cost of discipleship, denying self and taking up one's cross to follow Christ.1
The Gospel Feast Luke 14:171
I Surrender All Luke 14:33This hymn reflects Luke 14's call to forsake all worldly possessions and relationships to follow Jesus as His disciple.1
Purity of Heart Luke 14:7-141
Today is the Accepted Time Luke 14:16-241
Rise Up, O Men of God! Luke 14:231
To the Work! Luke 14:23This hymn echoes Luke 14's call to discipleship and urgent service in God's kingdom work.1
What Wondrous Love Is This Luke 14:11
Stepping in the Light Luke 14:33This hymn reflects Luke 14's call to discipleship, emphasizing the cost of following Jesus faithfully in His footsteps.1
Lord, lead the way the Savior went Luke 14:13-14This hymn reflects Luke 14's call to humble service by inviting the poor and marginalized to God's feast, following Christ's example of caring for the destitute.1

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