7 Hymns on Faithful Service

7 hymns

The theme of 'Faithful Service' in hymnody celebrates the dedication and commitment of believers to serve God and others with love and humility. These hymns inspire us to reflect on our calling, echoing the spirit of Colossians 3:23, which encourages us to work heartily as for the Lord. Join in worship as we honor the beauty of serving faithfully in His name.

I will not let Thee go my Lord, 5 verses

I will not let Thee go, my Lord, 5 verses

K. S. J.

In Our Work And In Our Play 8 verses

Whitefield Glanville Wills

Little is much when God is in it 4 verses

O Loving Lord Who Art For Ever Seeking 4 verses

William Vaughan Jenkins

This is the time for building the temple of the Lord 5 verses

Workman Of God! O Lose Not Heart 5 verses

Frederick Faber

Remember Me, O My God!

by F.B. Meyer

F.B. Meyer emphasizes Nehemiah's humble plea to God to be remembered for his faithful service, highlighting that this request is not about earning God's favor but about desiring that his works be acknowledged. Nehemiah's actions, such as purifying the temple, preserving the Sabbath, and maintaining

Parable of the Pounds (Conclusion)

by J.C. Ryle

J.C. Ryle emphasizes the urgent call for Christians to actively engage in their faith and responsibilities until Christ's return, as illustrated in the Parable of the Pounds. He stresses that believers are to be 'doers' of the Word, utilizing their God-given gifts and opportunities to glorify Him. R

Thoughts on Numbers Vi, Vii - Part Ii. the Blessing of God: Numbers Vi, 22-27

by Hudson Taylor

Hudson Taylor reflects on the profound blessings of God as articulated in Numbers 6:22-27, emphasizing that true consecration to God opens the door to His abundant blessings. He explains that while the privilege of priestly service was lost, anyone could draw near to God through Nazarite separation,

A Single and an Evil Eye

by Charles Finney

Charles Finney emphasizes the significance of having a 'single eye' versus an 'evil eye' in our spiritual lives. A single eye represents a mind focused solely on God, leading to clarity, truth, and a deep understanding of duty, while an evil eye reflects a selfish mindset that results in darkness an

Sanctification--No. 9

by Charles Finney

Charles Finney emphasizes the necessity of entire sanctification of body, soul, and spirit, urging believers to fully consecrate their entire being to God. He explains that true sanctification involves the subjugation of bodily appetites and passions to serve God, rather than allowing them to domina