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Introduction to the Songbook Hymn Sermon Series
Biblical Sermons and Sermon Outlines from Hymns Used by the churches of Christ

Welcome to the Songbook Hymn Sermon Series—a collection of powerful, scripture-saturated sermons and sermon outlines based entirely on beloved hymns sung in the churches of Christ. These gospel-centered lessons are designed for preachers, Bible class teachers, and students of God’s word who want to deepen their faith through spiritual songs that teach, admonish, and inspire (Colossians 3:16).

Each sermon in this series draws from hymns that have been adapted for faithful use in the Lord’s church. These hymns, many written by members of the church of Christ or widely used in our worship assemblies, form the foundation for doctrinally sound and emotionally rich sermons. Every lesson is built on clear Bible authority and includes:

• Full-text hymn exposition in paragraph sermon form

• Bold topical headings for easy navigation

• Exhaustive sermon outlines

• A call to action for listeners

• Scripture reference lists with explanatory notes

• Hymn author credits and historical background

This series is perfect for gospel meetings, Lord’s Day worship, or midweek devotionals. Whether you're searching for church of Christ sermon outlines on hymns, worship song-based Bible lessons, or expository sermons from songbook hymns, you’ll find a growing library of resources here to strengthen your preaching and edify the church.

All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name

“All Hail the Power of Jesus’ Name” is a triumphant hymn that exalts Christ as King and Lord over all creation. Rooted in scripture, it calls angels, saints, and all nations to worship Him. This powerful anthem reminds us to bow in reverence and crown Him Lord of all.

Angry Words (Love One Another)

“Angry Words,” also known by its chorus “Love One Another,” is a hymn urging Christians to guard their speech and reflect Christ’s love. Rooted in scriptures like James 1:19 and John 13:34, it teaches that words have power—to harm or to heal—and that love must shape everything we say.

A Beautiful Life (Each Day I’ll Do)

“A Beautiful Life” is a beloved hymn that urges Christians to live each day in kindness, service, and devotion. Its simple yet profound message encourages daily good deeds, helping others, and shining Christ’s light. Rooted in scripture, the song reminds us that our eternal reward reflects how we live now.

“A Wonderful Savior” is a hymn of deep assurance and peace, praising Christ as our divine refuge and strength. Rooted in scripture, it reminds us that Jesus shelters, sustains, and secures us both now and forever. This beloved hymn lifts our hearts in gratitude to our unchanging, faithful Redeemer.

“All to Jesus I Surrender” is a heartfelt prayer of full submission to Christ. Written by Judson W. Van DeVenter, it reflects the cost and beauty of true discipleship. Each verse calls us to lay down our will and embrace Jesus’ lordship with trust, love, humility, and unwavering devotion.

This hymn asks a piercing question—are we truly laboring in God’s field? Using the imagery of sowing and reaping, it reminds us that every season of life matters. With judgment approaching, we must act now. What we plant today—through word and deed—will be revealed when the harvest comes.

This reflective hymn reminds us of life’s brevity and the need to live wisely and faithfully. Like a flower, our time is brief—but it can be meaningful. The song urges us to trust God, bless others, and prepare our souls for eternity with purpose, humility, and joyful expectation.

“At Calvary” is a powerful hymn that reflects on the transformation from guilt to grace through Christ’s sacrifice. It draws the heart to the cross, reminding us of God’s mercy and the joy of salvation. This hymn, rooted in personal repentance, celebrates the grace freely offered through Jesus Christ.

“At the Cross” is a hymn of deep conviction and personal reflection. It leads us to consider Christ’s suffering, our own guilt, and the love that held Him to the tree. More than a song of sorrow, it calls us to respond through obedient faith—culminating in baptism for the remission of sins.

"Be With Me, Lord" is a heartfelt plea for God’s abiding presence through life’s trials, temptations, and final hour. Written by faithful Christians for faithful Christians, this hymn captures the soul’s yearning for divine companionship. Each stanza reflects dependence, courage, comfort, and victory—rooted in Scripture and strengthened by prayerful trust.

“Because He Lives” is a powerful hymn of hope, written in uncertain times but grounded in eternal truth. It celebrates Christ’s resurrection as the foundation for daily peace, future confidence, and final victory. This song reminds us that no matter what we face, life is truly worth living—because He lives.

This hymn offers a peaceful vision of heaven, reminding us that for the faithful, death is not the end—but the beginning of eternal joy with the Lord. It speaks of rest, reunion, and glory beyond life’s final sunset, where sorrow fades and we dwell forever in the presence of God.

This hymn lifts our eyes beyond life’s sorrow and separation to the eternal joy of heaven. It reminds us that trials are temporary, but the promise of being with Jesus is everlasting. With hope anchored in God’s Word, we press on toward that unclouded day where peace and glory reign.

“Blessed Be the Tie That Binds” is a heartfelt hymn that celebrates the deep spiritual unity shared by Christians. Rooted in scriptures like Colossians 3:14 and Galatians 6:2, it reminds us that the love of Christ knits our hearts together in worship, in prayer, in sorrow, and in eternal hope.

“Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing” is a heartfelt hymn of grace and gratitude. Written by Robert Robinson, it expresses the soul’s deep desire to remain faithful despite wandering tendencies. Drawing from rich scripture, it reminds us that God’s mercy flows endlessly—and that our hearts must be tuned to sing His praise.

“Come to Jesus” is a heartfelt invitation hymn by William L. Thompson. It pleads with sinners to respond now to Christ’s saving call. Rooted in passages like Matthew 11:28 and Isaiah 1:18, the hymn stresses urgency, obedience, and trust—reminding us that Jesus alone can cleanse, redeem, and give eternal rest.

“Faith Is the Victory” is a triumphant hymn that reminds Christians their strength and success come not from worldly power, but from trust in God. Based on 1 John 5:4, it calls us to battle sin and darkness with unwavering faith, assuring that through Christ, we are more than conquerors.

This hymn joyfully celebrates the cleansing power of Christ’s blood and the personal transformation found at the cross. It leads the believer to shout praise for salvation, forgiveness, and renewal. With every verse, we are reminded that all glory belongs—not to us—but to the name of Jesus alone.

The hymn “God Be With You” offers comfort in parting, assuring believers of God’s continual presence, protection, and provision. Rooted in biblical promises, it reminds us that no matter the distance or circumstance, we remain united in Christ, looking forward to the joyful reunion in His eternal kingdom.

“Give Me the Bible” is a timeless hymn that pleads for the light of God’s word in a world darkened by sin and confusion. Its verses emphasize Scripture’s power to guide, comfort, and save. Rooted in biblical truth, this song champions the Bible as our only path to eternal life.

This majestic hymn, drawn from Psalm 148, calls all creation to glorify God. From angels to oceans, rulers to children, everything is summoned to praise Jehovah. Singing this song lifts our focus to heaven, affirms God's exalted name, and reminds us that praising Him is our highest purpose and joy.

“Hark! The Gentle Voice of Jesus Calleth” tenderly echoes Christ’s invitation to the weary and burdened. Rooted in Matthew 11:28–30, this hymn highlights Jesus’ compassion, urging sinners to listen, obey, and find rest. Its message of grace and peace has comforted generations of believers in the churches of Christ.

This beloved hymn is a humble plea for God’s will to reign completely in our lives. Inspired by the image of the potter and the clay, it calls us to surrender, trust, and transformation—inviting the Lord to shape us, cleanse us, strengthen us.

“Heavenly Sunlight” is a radiant hymn that expresses the joy and peace of living daily in the presence of Jesus. Life brings storms, shadows, and struggles—but the Christian walks in sunlight, not because the path is easy, but because the Savior walks beside us. This hymn reminds us of God’s nearness and love in every season. It invites us to walk with confidence, not in self, but in the guiding light of our Lord.

The hymn “He Bore It All” proclaims Christ’s sacrificial love and the price of our redemption. It vividly recalls His suffering, death, and victory over sin. Each verse invites gratitude, obedience, and hope, reminding believers that Jesus took our place so we could live eternally in God’s presence.

This hymn celebrates the transformation Christ brings to a redeemed life. When Jesus lifts our burdens, He replaces sorrow with joy and silence with a song. Rooted in scripture, the lyrics remind us that salvation gives us a voice of praise and a reason to sing every step of the way.

The hymn “He Leadeth Me” beautifully affirms God’s constant guidance in every circumstance. Rooted in Psalm 23, it reminds believers to trust His hand in joy and trial, embrace contentment in His will, and follow Him faithfully until He leads us safely into His eternal presence.

“Higher Ground” inspires every Christian to keep growing, climbing, and seeking greater spiritual maturity. Life on earth is full of distractions and trials, but this hymn calls us upward—toward holiness, heaven, and the hope of seeing God. It is a prayer for strength, courage, and constant progress in faith.

“Holy, Holy, Holy” is a majestic hymn of praise that lifts our hearts into the throne room of heaven. Inspired by Isaiah 6 and Revelation 4, it celebrates the perfect purity of God and calls all creation—saints, angels, and nature—to bow before the Lord of hosts in reverent worship.

“How Great Thou Art” exalts God’s majesty in creation, love at the cross, and glory in Christ’s return. Inspired by nature and rooted in scripture, this hymn moves the soul from awe to adoration. It calls us to worship—not just in song, but in reverent obedience to our great God.

“I Am Thine, O Lord” is a hymn of deep devotion and holy longing. Written by Fanny J. Crosby, it expresses the soul’s desire to draw nearer to God through consecration, prayer, and surrender. Each stanza invites believers into deeper fellowship with Christ, echoing the promise: “Draw near to God.”

“I Have Decided to Follow Jesus” is a hymn of bold commitment and unwavering discipleship. Inspired by the final words of a Christian martyr, its lyrics declare a personal choice to follow Christ regardless of cost. Rooted in Scripture, it reminds us that true faith means no compromise—and no turning back.

“I Know That My Redeemer Lives” is a hymn of unwavering assurance rooted in Job 19:25. It proclaims a living Savior who intercedes, sanctifies, and promises eternal life. With each verse, Jessie Brown Pounds invites believers to rejoice in Christ’s living presence, victorious return, and near-reaching grace for all sinners.

“I Know Whom I Have Believed” is a hymn of confident trust in God’s promises, based on 2 Timothy 1:12. Though life is filled with unanswered questions, the Christian rests in the faithfulness of Christ. Daniel W. Whittle’s words remind us that knowing who we believe is greater than knowing how.

This moving hymn expresses the Christian’s heartfelt gratitude for salvation. Rooted in Psalm 116 and Romans 5, it reminds us that our love for Jesus flows from His love for us. Because He died to save us, we live to serve Him. Obedience becomes our joyful response to grace.

“I Need Thee Every Hour” is a tender hymn of continual reliance on Christ. Penned by Annie S. Hawks, it invites believers to seek Jesus in every moment—whether in peace, trial, joy, or growth. Rooted in John 15:5, the hymn reminds us that apart from Him, we can do nothing.

“I Want to Be a Worker for the Lord” is a hymn of joyful determination and faithful resolve. Written by Isaiah Baltzell, it expresses the Christian’s desire to labor daily in God’s kingdom. With prayerful devotion and active service, each stanza reminds us that faithful work honors Christ and blesses others eternally.

“I’ll Fly Away” is a joyful hymn of hope and victory, written by Albert E. Brumley in 1929. It reminds Christians that this world is not our home and that one day, we’ll leave behind sorrow and pain to be with the Lord. It celebrates the promise of eternal life.

This heartfelt hymn celebrates the blessing of living and serving in Christ’s eternal kingdom. It reminds us that through daily work, sorrow, or uncertainty, we are safe and joyful in His care. With every verse, we are called to deeper trust, faithful service, and hope in our risen King.

“Is It For Me?” expresses the awe of a sinner standing before the grace of Christ. With humble wonder, it asks if heaven’s glory, Christ’s love, and eternal life are really offered to the unworthy. The answer—found in Scripture—is yes. And that truth moves us to worship, love, and surrender.

“It Is Well With My Soul” is a hymn of peace born from sorrow. Written by Horatio Spafford after personal tragedy, it proclaims the unshakable hope found in Christ. Each verse points to God’s grace, Christ’s sacrifice, and the coming glory—declaring that even in loss, the soul can rest secure.

“Jesus Is Tenderly Calling You Home” is a gentle yet urgent invitation hymn by Fanny J. Crosby. Rooted in the compassion of Christ, it beckons every soul to respond to His loving voice. This hymn reminds us that Jesus calls not in anger, but with mercy, longing for our return today.

“Jesus, Hold My Hand” is a heartfelt prayer set to music, written by Albert E. Brumley. This hymn captures the Christian’s constant dependence on Jesus through life’s trials and triumphs. With scriptural depth and emotional sincerity, it reminds us that only through Christ’s guidance can we safely journey to eternal rest.

“Jesus Saves” is a triumphant hymn of evangelistic joy written by Priscilla J. Owens. It declares the core message of the gospel—that salvation is available through Christ alone. With bold repetition and global scope, this hymn urges every believer to proclaim the saving power of Jesus with confidence, clarity, and conviction.

“Lead Me to Calvary” is a heartfelt hymn that calls us to remember the suffering, sacrifice, and love of Jesus Christ. It urges us not to forget Gethsemane, the agony of the cross, or the empty tomb. This song invites us to daily walk with Christ in humble obedience and devotion.

This hymn is a powerful declaration of trust in God’s unchanging strength. It reminds us that in every season—sorrow, joy, or fear—we are safe when leaning on His everlasting arms. Through fellowship, peace, and protection, God upholds His people and gives them courage to walk securely in His care.

“Let the Beauty of Jesus Be Seen in Me” is a heartfelt prayer to reflect Christ’s character daily. It calls us to respond to unkindness with grace, to live consistently in word and deed, and to radiate His compassion and purity so the world sees Jesus living in us.

When ships sailed stormy seas, safe harbors depended not only on the main lighthouse—but also the “lower lights” along the shore. Christians are those lower lights in a dark, stormy world. Based on Philippians 2:15 and a hymn by Philip Bliss, this lesson calls us to shine brightly for Christ.

This beloved hymn declares the Christian’s confidence in Christ no matter what life brings. Rooted in Galatians 2:20, it reminds us that faith isn’t just belief—it’s how we live. Storms may rise, but we trust the One who calms them. Living by faith brings peace, courage, and eternal hope.

“Low in the Grave He Lay” powerfully contrasts the sorrow of Christ’s burial with the triumph of His resurrection. Written by Robert Lowry, this hymn captures the heart of the gospel—Jesus died, was buried, and rose again. It reminds us that the grave could not hold Him, and He lives forever!

This joyful hymn reminds us that even if we live with little now, heaven holds our eternal reward. Written in faith during hardship, it celebrates the Christian’s unshakable hope in a home prepared by Jesus. Our treasure is not here—it’s over the hilltop, where glory, peace, and rest await.

“Master, the Tempest is Raging” is a heartfelt hymn that captures the fear, sorrow, and helplessness we often feel in life’s storms. Yet it points us to the One who calms every sea—Jesus Christ. This sermon explores each stanza’s plea and promise, anchoring our souls in the Savior’s peace.

This heartfelt hymn expresses a disciple’s deep desire to know Christ more fully. It calls us to grow in grace, listen to His Word, and walk in communion with our Lord. True discipleship is never stagnant—it continually seeks more understanding, more obedience, and a closer relationship with Jesus.

“My Faith Looks Up to Thee” is a prayerful hymn of surrender, written by Ray Palmer. It expresses the soul’s longing for forgiveness, strength, guidance, and eternal peace. Each verse lifts the heart toward Christ, reminding us that true faith begins, continues, and ends by looking upward to our Savior.

“Oh, To Be Like Thee” is a heartfelt hymn of devotion that expresses the Christian’s deepest longing—to be transformed into the likeness of Christ. Written by Thomas O. Chisholm, it echoes the call of Scripture to deny self, take up the cross, and walk daily in the footsteps of our Redeemer.

“Oft We Come Together” prepares our hearts for the Lord’s Supper. Written by Tillit S. Teddlie, this hymn reminds us why we gather—to remember Christ, worship in spirit and truth, and offer our hearts in reverence. It calls us to reflect, give thanks, and honor the sacrifice of our Savior.

“Onward, Christian Soldiers” is a triumphant call to spiritual battle. Written by Sabine Baring-Gould, it reminds believers that we are not passive spectators, but active participants in God’s kingdom. With Christ as our leader and the cross before us, we march in unity, faith, and love toward eternal victory.

This hymn powerfully expresses the Christian’s longing for heaven. Like Israel beside the Jordan, we look toward our promised land with hope and joy. It reminds us that beyond death lies a land of rest, beauty, and eternal fellowship with God—our true home, where pain and sorrow are no more.

This hymn lifts our eyes to heaven, where the redeemed gather in unity, praising God around His throne. It reminds us of the holiness, victory, and eternal joy found only in Christ. Its imagery and message challenge us to live faithfully now in preparation for that glorious summit above.

“Our God, He Is Alive” boldly proclaims the existence, power, and love of the one true God. Written by A. W. Dicus, this hymn affirms that God is not dead—He is the Creator, the Sustainer, the Savior. Each verse defends our faith with truth, urging believers to stand firm and unashamed.

This uplifting hymn reminds us that even amid life’s hardships, those who walk with God enjoy peace and beauty. “Paradise Valley” paints a picture of spiritual rest, daily hope, and eternal joy. It challenges us to stay close to the Lord now and look forward to heaven’s perfect glory.

This hymn expresses the soul’s deepest longing—to draw closer to God through every trial and triumph. Inspired by Jacob’s vision at Bethel, it reminds us that even sorrow can be a step toward heaven. Whether in darkness or joy, the Christian heart pleads, “Nearer, my God, to Thee.”

“Never Grow Old” is a hymn of eternal hope, reminding us that heaven is a real place where the faithful will never face aging, sorrow, or death again. Each verse reflects the Christian’s longing for rest, reward, and unending fellowship with God in the land where we’ll never grow old.

This majestic hymn is a call to honor the sovereign Creator with reverence and awe. Drawing from Psalm 104, it exalts God's glory, power, and care. “O Worship the King” reminds us that true worship flows from recognizing God’s greatness and responding with praise, obedience, and humble devotion to His reign.

“Ring It Out” is a bold call for every Christian to share the gospel with joy and urgency. Drawing from the Great Commission, it reminds us that souls are lost without the message of Christ. We must proclaim salvation daily, letting the good news echo to every heart and nation.

“Salvation Has Been Brought Down,” written by Albert E. Brumley, joyfully proclaims the completed work of Christ and the urgency of sharing His gospel. Rooted in Scripture, the hymn celebrates Jesus’ sacrifice, our hope of heaven, and the Christian’s mission to tell the world that redemption is available to all.

“Search Me, O God” is a heartfelt prayer for divine examination and cleansing. Inspired by Psalm 139:23–24, it calls every soul to sincere repentance, purity, and total surrender. This hymn invites us to open our hearts fully to God, trusting Him to cleanse, refine, and dwell within us completely.

“Seeking the Lost” is a hymn that captures the very heartbeat of Christ’s mission. Written by William A. Ogden, it challenges every Christian to reach out with compassion and urgency. With scriptural truth and evangelistic zeal, the hymn reminds us that soul-winning is our calling—one guided by love, mercy, and truth.

“Softly and Tenderly” is one of the most tender and enduring invitation hymns ever written. Its words echo Christ’s gentle call to sinners—a call full of mercy, not wrath. This hymn reminds us that Jesus is patiently watching and waiting for each soul to return home before it’s too late.

“Soldiers of Christ, Arise” is a powerful hymn urging believers to engage in spiritual warfare with the full armor of God. Written by Charles Wesley, it draws deeply from Ephesians 6 and reminds us that victory is found only in Christ. This call is both urgent and eternal—stand firm and fight.

“Stand Up, Stand Up for Jesus” was written in 1858 by George Duffield, Jr., in honor of his friend Dudley Tyng, who died from a tragic accident shortly after preaching a stirring sermon on standing for Christ. The hymn became a rallying cry for Christian courage, particularly during revival movements. Though originally from a denominational background, the message has transcended borders and been embraced by churches of Christ for its solid biblical message and call to commitment.

The hymn “Standing on the Promises” declares unwavering faith in God’s unchanging Word. It calls believers to trust His promises in every circumstance, find strength in Christ’s victory, and walk daily in the Spirit’s guidance. Anchored in Scripture, it inspires steadfast hope and joyful confidence in the Lord’s eternal faithfulness.

This hymn is a joyful call to follow Jesus step by step. Rooted in scripture, it reminds us that walking with Christ brings purpose, protection, and peace. As we follow His example with faith and love, we shine as lights in the world and draw closer to heaven.

This treasured hymn reminds us of the Christian’s hope beyond the grave. “Sweet By and By” points to the beauty and joy of heaven—a land of peace, reunion, and praise. It calls us to live with faith now, trusting in God’s promise of eternal life on that beautiful shore.

“Swiftly We’re Turning” is a hymn of urgency, reminding us how quickly life passes and how eternal consequences hang in the balance. It challenges us to redeem our time, share the gospel, and save souls while we still can. Every moment matters—eternity is coming. Are we ready and working?

This hymn urges believers to carry Jesus’ name into every moment of life. Whether facing sorrow, temptation, or daily duties, His name offers strength, comfort, and joy. It reminds us that living for Christ means living in His name—and those who honor His name now will rejoice in it forever.

This gentle hymn is a heartfelt prayer for the Lord’s abiding presence through life’s trials and at the approach of death. It reflects our constant need for Christ—not only in joy, but in sorrow, weakness, and uncertainty. His nearness brings peace when the day fades and shadows deepen.

“Tell Me the Story of Jesus” is a heartfelt hymn that pleads for the gospel to be written on our hearts. Each verse retells the Savior’s life—from His birth to His resurrection—reminding us that the story of Jesus is not just precious; it is the foundation of our eternal hope.

This hymn captures the depth of Christ’s love and restraint at Calvary. Though He had the power to summon heaven’s armies, He chose the cross instead. “Ten Thousand Angels” reminds us that our salvation came not from force, but from mercy—Jesus died willingly so we might live eternally.

“The Church’s One Foundation” powerfully affirms that Christ alone is the source, strength, and unity of His church. Rooted in Scripture, this hymn declares the church’s divine origin, enduring mission, and eternal destiny. It speaks against division and reminds us that God’s true church is built on Jesus, not man-made tradition.

This hymn prepares our hearts to remember the death of Christ as we gather at His table. Rooted in scripture, it calls us to unity, reverence, and gratitude. Each line reminds us of Jesus’ sacrificial love and the solemn privilege we share in proclaiming His death until He comes.

“The New Song” is a hymn of heavenly victory, drawn from Revelation’s vision of the redeemed praising the Lamb. It reminds us that only those washed in Christ’s blood can sing this song. With hearts full of gratitude and hope, we prepare now for the eternal chorus above.

“There Is a Habitation” stirs the Christian’s heart with hope of heaven—a real, eternal city built by God. Penned by Love H. Jameson, the hymn reflects longing for Zion, a place without sorrow or night. Rooted in Scripture, it reminds us to live now for the joy that lies ahead.

This hymn boldly proclaims the cleansing and transforming power of Jesus’ blood. Each verse calls us to examine our need for forgiveness, freedom, and purpose. Rooted in scripture, it reminds us that salvation, service, and spiritual strength all flow from Calvary. The blood of Christ still works wonders today.

“There’s Within My Heart a Melody” proclaims the peace and joy Christ places in the believer’s heart—even through sorrow and trial. Written out of tragedy, it reminds us that Jesus walks with us, calms our storms, and gives us a song of hope that carries us home to heaven.

“This World Is Not My Home” is a joyful hymn that reminds Christians of their heavenly citizenship. Written by Albert E. Brumley, it expresses our longing for eternity with Christ. Earth offers no lasting comfort, but heaven promises eternal joy. As pilgrims, we press forward—because our true home is above.

“Trust and Obey” teaches that true joy in Christ comes only through faithful submission to God’s will. This beloved hymn, rooted in scripture, reminds us that trusting God must always be joined with obedience. There is no other way to walk with Jesus, experience His peace, or enjoy His fellowship.

This beloved hymn is a joyful celebration of salvation through Christ. It tells the gospel story with heartfelt simplicity, reminding us that true victory is found only in Jesus. From hearing the Word to obeying the gospel, every believer can rejoice in the Savior who sought, bought, and redeemed our souls.

This hymn joyfully describes the believer’s daily walk with Christ as a journey filled with heavenly light. Whether facing trials or triumphs, the Christian walks in peace and confidence because Jesus is near. “Walking in Sunlight” reminds us that God’s presence shines brightest when we trust and follow His way.

This beloved hymn is a joyful anthem of thanksgiving and revival. It praises God for His Son, for the Spirit’s light, and for the cleansing power of Christ’s blood. With every verse and chorus, we are called to lift our hearts in worship and seek renewed devotion to the Lord.

This comforting hymn reminds us that in Christ, partings are not permanent. Though life brings sorrow and separation, the faithful have a promised reunion beyond this world. “We Shall Meet Someday” lifts our eyes to heaven, where we will gather with loved ones and rejoice forever before the throne of God.

“We’re Marching to Zion” is a triumphant hymn that invites all believers to joyfully journey together toward heaven. Rooted in scriptures like Hebrews 12:22 and Psalm 84, it reminds us that life in Christ is not a wandering path but a purposeful march—upward, united, and filled with spiritual blessings along the way.

This hymn beautifully reminds us that Jesus is not only our Savior but our truest Friend. He bears our sins, carries our griefs, and invites us to bring every burden to Him in prayer. In sorrow, trial, or joy—there is no companion more faithful than Jesus Christ.

This joyful hymn looks beyond this life to the eternal home of the redeemed. It celebrates the hope of heaven, where every child of God will sing in perfect harmony. Despite life’s trials, we lift our voices in faith—knowing that glorious day is coming, when we all sing together.

“When I Survey the Wondrous Cross” by Isaac Watts is a deeply reflective hymn that invites the believer to meditate on Christ’s sacrifice. It moves us to examine the cross not from a distance, but personally and reverently. This hymn awakens humility, gratitude, and wholehearted devotion in response to Calvary’s love.

“When We All Get to Heaven” is a joyful anthem of Christian hope and unity. Written by Eliza E. Hewitt, it invites believers to press on through life’s trials with eyes fixed on the eternal reward. The hymn celebrates heaven’s glory and the promised reunion with Jesus and all the faithful.

“When We Meet in Sweet Communion” by Tillitt S. Teddlie gently leads worshipers to the sacred moment of the Lord’s Supper. With scriptural depth and reverent tone, it reminds us of Christ’s body and blood, our unity as believers, and the solemn joy of remembering Jesus each Lord’s Day in heartfelt communion.

This hymn points us to the final day—when Christ returns and the names of the faithful are called. It is a song of hope, warning, and preparation. Only those who are in Christ will rise to meet Him. Will your name be there? Live now to be ready then.

This hymn poses a timeless question that every soul must answer: Where do we turn when life becomes too heavy? With honesty and humility, it reminds us that only in the Lord do we find lasting refuge. In every trial and at life’s end, our answer must be Jesus.

“Where He Leads, I’ll Follow” is a hymn of total surrender and unwavering discipleship. It calls us to imitate Jesus in word, heart, and action. Rooted in passages like Luke 9:23 and 1 Peter 2:21, it invites believers to walk daily in Christ’s footsteps with trust, humility, and faith.

This hymn offers a tender yet urgent plea for souls to respond to Jesus’ call. Written by William H. Crafton, it reminds us that Christ patiently knocks, pleads, and waits for us to open our hearts. Each verse confronts our delay and beckons us lovingly to obey today—not tomorrow.

“Will You Not Tell It Today” is a heartfelt call to personal evangelism. It gently challenges believers to share the blessings they've received in Christ—His love, care, strength, and hope—with the lost around them. The hymn urges urgency, reminding us that the time to speak is not tomorrow—it’s today.

“Worthy Art Thou” is a stirring hymn of worship that echoes the praise found in Revelation. Written by Tillit S. Teddlie, it honors Christ as Redeemer, Creator, and eternal King. This hymn reminds us that Jesus is not only worthy of our songs, but of our lives and daily devotion.