Hymns for Luke 5

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Jesus, I Will Trust Thee Luke 5:12This hymn echoes Luke 5's theme of Jesus calling sinners to wholeness, reflecting the leper's healing and Peter's recognition of his unworthiness.1
Miracles of Grace Luke 5:12This hymn draws from Luke 5's account of the leper seeking Jesus' healing touch, applying it to spiritual cleansing from sin.1
I Know the Lord's Laid His Hands on Me Luke 5:13This hymn celebrates the transformative touch of Christ, echoing Peter's calling and the miraculous catch of fish in Luke 5.1
I feel the winds of God today Luke 5:4This hymn echoes the call of the disciples in Luke 5 to leave their boats and follow Christ into new ventures of faith.1
Amen, Amen Luke 5:1-3This hymn celebrates the baby Jesus, connecting to Luke 5's recognition of Christ's divine authority and calling to follow Him.1
Fang mit Jesu an Luke 5:5This hymn echoes Luke 5's call to leave everything and follow Jesus, beginning all work with Him.1
Casting the Gospel Net Luke 5:5This hymn draws directly from Luke 5's imagery of casting nets for fish, applying it to evangelism and gathering souls for Christ.1
While yet the morn is breaking Luke 5:4-5This hymn reflects Luke 5's theme of Jesus calling disciples to follow Him in the early morning hours.1
The Kingdom of God Is Justice and Joy Luke 5:30This hymn connects to Luke 5's themes of Jesus calling disciples to follow Him and proclaim God's kingdom.1
O Jesus Christ, May Grateful Hymns Be Rising Luke 5:27-32This hymn offers grateful praise to Jesus, echoing the disciples' response to Christ's call and miraculous catch in Luke 5.1
In Gottes Namen fang' ich an Luke 5:4-71
'Tis the Old Ship of Zion Luke 5:31
Jesus, Come! for We Invite You Luke 5:27-391
He Sat to Watch O'er Customs Paid Luke 5:271
Thy table I approach Luke 5:31-32This hymn connects to Luke 5's theme of sinners approaching Jesus in repentance, seeking His forgiveness and grace.1
To avert from men God's wrath Luke 5:311
Strong, Righteous Man of Galilee Luke 5:1-11This hymn reflects Luke 5's call to discipleship, portraying Jesus of Galilee who called fishermen to follow him and learn his ways of peace and strength.1
O Lord, You're Beautiful Luke 5:12-131
Hear Us, O Lord Luke 5:111
His Mercy Is More Luke 5:31-32This hymn echoes Peter's overwhelming awareness of his sinfulness before Jesus and Christ's merciful call despite our unworthiness.1

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