14 Hymns on Fellowship With Christ

14 hymns

The theme of 'Fellowship With Christ' celebrates the intimate relationship believers share with their Savior, reflecting the joy and peace found in His presence. This connection is beautifully illustrated in John 15:5, where Jesus calls us to abide in Him, reminding us of the comfort and strength that comes from walking closely with Him. Explore these hymns that invite you deeper into this sacred communion.

Abide in Thee, Lord, Oh what blessedness! 7 verses

CHRIST, whose glory fills the skies, That famous Plant thou art: Tree of Life... 3 verses

John Wesley (1703-1791)

Even So, Come 7 verses

FROM every stormy wind that blows, From every swelling tide of woes, There is a... 4 verses

John Wesley (1703-1791)

Full salvation! Full salvation! 5 verses

Frank Bottome (1823-1894)

Here, O my Lord, I see Thee face to face; 6 verses

Horatius Bonar (1808-1889)

I come to Thee, dear Lord, 5 verses

I have a seed of life in me 5 verses

Oh, sunshine I find in my Savior! 5 verses

C. V.

Savior, lead me up the mountain, 4 verses

Anon.

The days may grow darker, 2 verses

Margaret E. Barber (1869-1930)

Thou art all my life, Lord, 6 verses

Thus It Behooveth Us 4 verses

Trust and Obey 4 verses

Daniel Towner; John H. Sammis

Psalm 23 Series (Session 4) 32:07

by Joseph Carroll

Joseph Carroll emphasizes the importance of cultivating a personal relationship with Christ as our true dwelling place, rather than merely seeking His blessings. He warns against the distractions of culture that lead us away from intimacy with God, urging believers to prioritize fellowship with Jesu

The Fellowship of Christ's Sufferings

by G. Campbell Morgan

G. Campbell Morgan emphasizes the profound connection between believers and Christ through the fellowship of His sufferings, illustrating that in our pain and struggles, we are never alone as Christ shares in our suffering. He explains that this fellowship brings a unique joy, rooted in the understa

The Pathway of the Cross

by Jessie Penn-Lewis

Jessie Penn-Lewis emphasizes the necessity of experiencing the Cross subjectively to bear fruit in the Christian life, illustrating that true fellowship with Christ involves dying to our natural life to allow the life of God to manifest through us. She explains that while many believers focus on vic

Marital Union

by T. Austin-Sparks

T. Austin-Sparks explores the profound nature of the marital union between Christ and the Church, emphasizing both the legal and spiritual aspects of this relationship. He explains that while believers are legally united with Christ, the ultimate spiritual union is yet to be fully realized, culminat

'Follow Me'; the Holy Trinity; Life and Prayer; Perseverance in Prayer;carnal or Spiritual

by Andrew Murray

Andrew Murray emphasizes the necessity of continuous fellowship with Christ for effective ministry and soul-winning, highlighting that true discipleship involves being in close communion with Jesus. He explains that the Holy Trinity plays a vital role in this relationship, with God as the source of