Hymns for Luke 4

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
We Have Come to Join in Worship Luke 4:18-191
We come to you for healing, Lord Luke 4:40-411
Retell What Christ's Great Love Has Done Luke 4:14-21This hymn references Christ facing temptations, directly connecting to Luke 4's account of Jesus' temptation in the wilderness.1
Forty Days and Forty Nights in Judah's Desert Luke 4:1-131
Gracious Spirit, give your servants Luke 4:16-211
Let Justice Flow Luke 4:18-19This hymn echoes Jesus' Luke 4 mission to bring good news to the poor, freedom to prisoners, and justice to the oppressed.1
Hold Us in Your Mercy: Penitential Litany Luke 4:18This hymn reflects Luke 4's themes of Jesus bringing freedom, healing, and God's kingdom as proclaimed in his Nazareth ministry.1
I will speak out for those who have no voices Luke 4:14-21This hymn echoes Jesus' mission in Luke 4:18 to bring good news to the poor and freedom to the oppressed.1
Who with God Most High Finds Shelter Luke 4:10-11This hymn echoes Luke 4's account of Jesus resisting Satan's temptations by trusting in God's protective care and sovereign power.1
El mensaje que hoy proclamamos (Hear the Message We Now Are Proclaiming) Luke 4:18-19This hymn directly echoes Jesus' proclamation in Luke 4:18-19 of good news to the poor, freedom for captives, and relief for the suffering.1
El ciego Bartimeo Luke 4:17-21This hymn connects to Luke 4's theme of Jesus bringing sight to the blind and proclaiming healing to the afflicted.1
For the Cause Luke 4:18This hymn reflects Jesus' proclamation in Luke 4 of His mission to bring good news, which believers continue through sacrificial service and witness.1
River of Life (Spring Up, O Well) Luke 4:181
Are You the One Luke 4:16-20This hymn reflects Jesus' response to John the Baptist's question in Luke 4, pointing to miracles of healing as signs of the Messiah's arrival.1
Within Your Shelter, Loving God Luke 4:9-11This hymn draws from Psalm 91, which Satan quotes during Jesus's temptation in the wilderness in Luke 4:10-11.1
Temptation in the Wilderness Luke 4:1-2This hymn directly recounts Jesus's forty-day temptation in the wilderness, emphasizing His victory over Satan for humanity's sake.1
Miracles of Christ Luke 4:40-41This hymn celebrates Christ's miraculous healings and power over demons, as demonstrated in Luke 4 when Jesus healed the sick and cast out unclean spirits.1
When our song says peace and the world says war Luke 4:14-21This hymn echoes Luke 4:18's proclamation of freedom for captives and Jesus' mission to bring God's peace and liberation.1
Come, O Lord, and Set Us Free Luke 4:14-21This hymn echoes Luke 4's themes of Christ coming to set captives free and bring good news to the afflicted.1
O Lord Jesus Marrkapmirr Luke 4:14This hymn reflects Luke 4's themes of Jesus's divine power and authority, acknowledging His lordship and the illuminating truth of God's Word.1

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