Hymns for Mark 4

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
The Sails Were Spilling WindMark 4:41This hymn depicts Jesus calming the storm on the Sea of Galilee as recounted in Mark 4:35-41.1
Peter's ChantyMark 4:35-41This hymn retells Mark 4's account of Jesus calming the storm while asleep in the disciples' boat on the Sea of Galilee.1
Keep What You Have BelievedMark 4:9This hymn echoes Mark 4's parable of the sower by emphasizing faithful reception and growth through God's Word.1
You Are the SeedMark 4:8This hymn draws directly from Mark 4's parables of the seed, yeast, and lamp, calling believers to grow God's kingdom and witness to the world.1
Give Christ the HelmMark 4:41This hymn reflects Mark 4's account of Jesus calming the storm, urging believers to trust Christ's guidance through life's tempests.1
When the evening shades are fallingMark 4This hymn reflects Mark 4:35-41's evening boat journey and Jesus calming the storm, offering peace at day's end.1
Peace, Be Still!Mark 4:391
Peace, Ye Troubled WatersMark 4:41This hymn echoes Jesus calming the storm on the Sea of Galilee in Mark 4:35-41, celebrating His power over troubled waters.1
The Anchor HoldsMark 4:39This hymn draws from Mark 4's account of Jesus calming the storm, celebrating His power over wind and waves and our security in His command.1
Let Me Be ThineMark 4:39This hymn directly quotes Jesus's words "Peace, be still" from Mark 4:39 when He calmed the storm, seeking His calming presence in life's troubles.1
Enter in the realm of GodMark 4:26-32This hymn reflects Mark 4's parables about the mystery and growth of God's kingdom, both present and yet to come.1
I Heard the Voice of Jesus CallingMark 4:9This hymn echoes Mark 4's recurring theme of hearing Jesus' teachings, reflected in the refrain "I heard the voice of Jesus" and verse 3's call to "have ears to hear.1
The Son Forsook the Father's HomeMark 4:35-41This hymn connects to Mark 4's parable of the sower through themes of the Word taking root and bearing fruit in human hearts.1
My LighthouseMark 4:35-411
Psalm 107: Give Thanks to the LordMark 4:35-411
Show Us ChristMark 4:5-61
A Sower Went Forth to Sow, He DidMark 4:9This hymn directly retells Jesus's Parable of the Sower found in Mark 4:1-20.1
Christ, Faithful Sower, Scattering Good SeedMark 4:20This hymn draws directly from Mark 4's Parable of the Sower, depicting Christ sowing the seed of God's word.1
Does Thy Savior PilotMark 4:41This hymn reflects Mark 4's account of Jesus calming the storm, emphasizing Christ as our pilot through life's tempests.1
How Can It Be, the Life of JesusMark 4:32This hymn reflects on Jesus's life and ministry, connecting to Mark 4's parables of the Kingdom's growth and transforming power.1

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