Hymns for Matthew 6

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
For the Bread Which You Have BrokenMatthew 6:10This hymn echoes Matthew 6's Lord's Prayer with its petition "let your kingdom come, O Lord" in the final stanza.2
His Universal DiffusionMatthew 6:10This hymn connects to Matthew 6's teaching on God's provision by praying for the Spirit's universal outpouring upon all the earth.2
I'd Rather Have JesusMatthew 6:19-21This hymn echoes Matthew 6's teaching to prioritize heavenly treasures over earthly riches and worldly acclaim.2
Amen siakudumisa (Amen, we praise your name O Lord)Matthew 6:13This hymn echoes Matthew 6's call to praise and honor God's holy name in prayer.2
Christ is the World's LightMatthew 6:24This hymn echoes Matthew 6's call to serve God alone, declaring Christ as our singular light and Lord whom we cannot serve while despising others.2
Sollt ich meinem Gott nicht trauenMatthew 6:25-34This hymn reflects Matthew 6's call to trust God's faithful provision rather than anxious worry.2
Freely, FreelyMatthew 6:9-15This hymn echoes Matthew 6:12's prayer for forgiveness and calls us to freely forgive others as we have been forgiven.2
Rejoice, O Land, in God Thy MightMatthew 6:1-15This hymn echoes Matthew 6's themes of seeking God's kingdom, trusting His provision, and receiving divine forgiveness.2
Forgive us, Lord, to Thee we cryMatthew 6:12This hymn echoes Matthew 6's Lord's Prayer, pleading for God's forgiveness as we forgive others.2
Turn Your Eyes upon JesusMatthew 6:25-34This hymn reflects Matthew 6's call to seek God's kingdom first, letting earthly worries fade before His glory.2
Matth. 6:9-14: Father of all! we bow to theeMatthew 6:9-14This hymn is a poetic rendering of the Lord's Prayer found in Matthew 6:9-13, directly paraphrasing its petitions and themes.2
Father in HeavenMatthew 6:1-11This hymn echoes Matthew 6's opening words of the Lord's Prayer, "Our Father in heaven.2
Our Father, Thou in Heaven AboveMatthew 6:9-13This hymn is a poetic rendering of the Lord's Prayer, which Jesus teaches in Matthew 6:9-13.2
Worship, honor, glory, blessing be to Him who reigns aboveMatthew 6:10This hymn reflects Matthew 6's call to worship God alone and trust in His heavenly provision and reign.2
Deeds of Love, For Christ's Sake, RewardedMatthew 6:21This hymn reflects Matthew 6's teaching that God rewards those who serve Him with sincere, loving deeds done in secret.2
Can you count the stars of eveningMatthew 6:25-34This hymn echoes Matthew 6:26's assurance of God's care, using stars to illustrate His attentive love for His children.2
Eins nur wollen, Eins nur wissenMatthew 6:21-22This hymn reflects Matthew 6's call to seek first God's kingdom with singular devotion and focus.2
In the Presence of Your PeopleMatthew 6:9-10This hymn reflects Matthew 6's teaching on corporate worship and lifting God's name in prayer among believers.2
Enter into thy closetMatthew 6:6This hymn draws directly from Matthew 6's teaching about entering one's closet to pray privately to the Father.2
Nourished by the rainfall, the earth can come aliveMatthew 6:26This hymn echoes Matthew 6's teaching about God's care for flowers and birds as evidence of divine providence for all creation.2

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