Hymns for Matthew 6

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
Be Thou My Vision Matthew 6:19-21This hymn reflects Matthew 6's call to seek God's kingdom first and treasure heavenly riches over earthly wealth.4
Thy Kingdom Come Matthew 6:9-13This hymn echoes Matthew 6's central petition "Thy kingdom come" from the Lord's Prayer.4
Children of the Heavenly Father Matthew 6:26-27This hymn reflects Matthew 6's teaching that God cares for His children even more than the birds of the air.4
O thou, who at thy Eucharist didst pray Matthew 6:10This hymn echoes Matthew 6's prayer "Thy will be done" while seeking unity in Christ through the Eucharist.4
Thy Kingdom Come, O Lord Matthew 6:9-13This hymn directly echoes the Lord's Prayer in Matthew 6:10, petitioning "Thy kingdom come" and envisioning God's will done on earth.4
Thy Will Be Done Matthew 6:10This hymn takes its title directly from the Lord's Prayer in Matthew 6:10, expressing the desire for God's will to be done on earth.4
Consider the Lilies Matthew 6:28-29This hymn directly quotes Jesus's teaching in Matthew 6:28 about trusting God's provision as seen in nature.4
Let the Words of My Mouth Matthew 6:9-13This hymn directly quotes the Lord's Prayer from Matthew 6:9-13, teaching believers how to pray as Jesus instructed.4
Abana Alathi Fi Ssama (Abana in Heaven) Matthew 6:9-134
Let There Be Light Matthew 6:9-15This hymn echoes Matthew 6's call to be light in the world, seeking God's kingdom and righteousness.4
This Day Matthew 6:11This hymn directly quotes the Lord's Prayer from Matthew 6:11, asking God to provide daily bread and supply all needs.4
What a Friend We Have in Jesus Matthew 6:5-15This hymn reflects Matthew 6's teaching to bring all anxieties and needs to God in prayer rather than worry.3
Sweet Hour of Prayer Matthew 6:1-7This hymn reflects Matthew 6's teaching on private prayer and seeking God's kingdom through devoted communion with Him.3
How Happy are They Matthew 6:213
This Is My Father's World Matthew 6:24-34This hymn reflects Matthew 6's teaching to trust God's providential care over creation rather than anxiously worrying.3
O Lord of Heaven and Earth and Sea Matthew 6:19-21This hymn reflects Matthew 6's teaching about God's generous provision of daily needs and earthly blessings.3
Commit Thou All Thy Griefs Matthew 6:8This hymn echoes Matthew 6's call to trust God's providence rather than being anxious about life's needs.3
If You Will Trust in God to Guide You Matthew 6:8This hymn echoes Matthew 6's call to trust God's providence rather than worry, knowing the Father knows our needs.3
Lord, I Want to Be a Christian Matthew 6:21This hymn reflects Matthew 6's emphasis on inner spiritual authenticity rather than outward religious display.3
O Lord, how happy should we be Matthew 6:25-34This hymn reflects Matthew 6's teaching to cast our anxieties on God and trust in His providential care.3

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