Hymns for Matthew 8

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TitleScriptureMatching Instances
He's Got the Whole World in His HandsMatthew 8:23-27This hymn echoes Matthew 8's portrayal of Christ's sovereign power over wind, waves, and all creation.1
Nearer to TheeMatthew 8:19This hymn echoes the disciples' prayer "Lord, save us" in Matthew 8:25, seeking Christ's transforming presence and guidance through life's uncertain paths.1
Come Unto MeMatthew 8:23-27This hymn echoes Jesus's invitation in Matthew 8:17 where He bears our burdens and offers rest to the weary and heavy-laden.1
O gift of gifts! O grace of faith!Matthew 8:8This hymn celebrates the gift of faith like that shown by the centurion in Matthew 8, marveling at God's grace given to the unworthy.1
I Will Follow TheeMatthew 8:19This hymn echoes the radical commitment of Matthew 8's disciples who left everything to follow Jesus wherever He led.1
For the Fruits of His CreationMatthew 8:23-27This hymn connects to Matthew 8's themes of Christ's authority and lordship demonstrated through his miraculous works.1
O Sing a Song of BethlehemMatthew 8:26This hymn's third stanza celebrates Jesus calming the storm on Galilee, directly referencing Matthew 8's account of Christ stilling the tempest.1
Miracles of GraceMatthew 8:2This hymn draws from Matthew 8's account of the leper seeking Jesus' healing touch, applying it to spiritual cleansing from sin.1
Follow Me, the Master SaidMatthew 8:18-22This hymn echoes Jesus's call to discipleship in Matthew 8:22, "Follow me," emphasizing commitment despite life's challenges.1
The Servant SongMatthew 8:18-22This hymn reflects Matthew 8's theme of Christ-like service, as Jesus healed the sick and bore our burdens with compassion.1
Wer Gott vertraut, hat wohl gebautMatthew 8:26This hymn echoes Matthew 8's theme of trusting God amid life's storms and trials.1
The King of Glory ComesMatthew 8:14-17This hymn celebrates Christ's authority and glory, reflecting Matthew 8's accounts of Jesus demonstrating divine power over sickness, nature, and demons.1
Lord, You Have Come to the LakeshoreMatthew 8:22This hymn reflects Jesus calling disciples by the Sea of Galilee, inviting them to leave their boats and follow Him.1
Self-renunciationMatthew 8:19This hymn echoes the disciple's pledge in Matthew 8:19 to follow Jesus wherever He leads, expressing total commitment to Christ.1
Anywhere Is HomeMatthew 8:19This hymn echoes Matthew 8's theme of following Christ without earthly security, trusting Him as home wherever He leads.1
Make me a channel of your peaceMatthew 8:20-34This hymn reflects Matthew 8's themes of faith, healing, and bringing Christ's peace to those suffering from doubt and despair.1
I Cannot TellMatthew 8:23-27This hymn reflects Matthew 8's theme of Christ's mysterious yet powerful authority to heal, save, and calm life's storms.1
There's Something About That NameMatthew 8:19This hymn celebrates the power and authority in Jesus' name, which Matthew 8 demonstrates through His healing miracles and command over nature.1
Heal My SoulMatthew 8:2This hymn reflects Matthew 8's portrayal of Jesus as the divine physician who heals both physical and spiritual ailments.1
I Know the Lord's Laid His Hands on MeMatthew 8:3This hymn reflects Matthew 8's accounts of Jesus healing through touch and his ministry to those in need.1

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