8 Hymns on Grace & Assurance

8 hymns

The 'Grace & Assurance' category celebrates the unmerited favor of God and the confidence we find in His promises. These hymns remind us of the comforting truths found in Ephesians 2:8-9, assuring us that through grace we are saved, and echo the hope of Romans 8:38-39, affirming that nothing can separate us from His love.

'Tis so sweet to trust in Jesus, 5 verses

Louisa M. R. Stead (circa 1850-1917)

8s & 6s. "The truth . . . shall be with us for ever." 1 verse

John Wesley (1703-1791)

Bit by bit, day by day, His dear words of grace, 3 verses

Z. Z. Q.

Hymn 135 - Tis so Sweet to Trust in Jesus 5 verses

Louisa M. R. Stead; William James Kirkpatrick

Love Won't Let Me Down 4 verses

Hillsong Young & Free

My Savior My God 5 verses

Aaron Shust; Dorothy Dora Greenwell

Overshadowed 4 verses

H. A. Ironside

Through the love of God our Saviour 3 verses

Mary Bowly Peters (1847)

On the Mediterranean Sea in the Bay of Carmel

by Robert Murray M'Cheyne

Robert Murray M'Cheyne reflects on the unchanging and ceaseless love of God, comparing it to the Mediterranean Sea's constant waves that shape the shore. He emphasizes that, like the sea, God's love is ever-present and unwavering, even when we feel distant or dry in our spiritual lives. M'Cheyne dra

Not All the Powers of Hell

by Thomas Brooks

Thomas Brooks emphasizes the unbreakable nature of the covenant of grace, which is rooted in God's free, everlasting, special, and unchangeable love. He asserts that God's immutable counsel and purpose ensure that His election stands firm, and that no power, whether from sin, temptation, or afflicti

Mute Christian Under the Smarting Rod -Part 4

by Thomas Brooks

Thomas Brooks emphasizes the importance of remaining silent and trusting in God during times of affliction and perceived abandonment. He reassures believers that even in their darkest moments, they are not wholly forsaken, as God's love and presence remain constant, albeit sometimes hidden. Brooks d

Psalm 102

by Henry Law

Henry Law preaches about the extreme anguish of the soul trembling under God's displeasure, pouring out complaints and finding hope only in God's unchanging love. The sermon emphasizes the importance of persistent prayer, drawing near to God in times of distress, and seeking His immediate response.

Of the Covenant of Grace, as Exhibited in the Times of David, and the Succeeding Prophets, to the Coming of Christ.

by John Gill

John Gill expounds on the Covenant of Grace as revealed through the times of David and the succeeding prophets leading up to Christ. He emphasizes that the covenant was foretold by prophets from the beginning, with David serving as a significant figure who typified Christ and received the assurance