12 Hymns on Joy In Trials

12 hymns

The theme of 'Joy In Trials' celebrates the profound peace and hope found in Christ amid life's challenges. These hymns remind us of James 1:2-3, encouraging believers to count their trials as joy, and echo the promise of strength in weakness, as expressed in 2 Corinthians 12:9. Let these uplifting melodies inspire your faith and resilience.

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

Count it all joy, brethren, 4 verses

Diamonds 7 verses

For The Fig Tree Will Not Sprout, 5 verses

C. V.

I Love Thy Will 4 verses

In study and work, 6 verses

R. F.

Lord of My Life 7 verses

There is a fold whence none can stray 6 verses

John East

Though the world may promise me more, 2 verses

What will turn our sorrows to joy? 6 verses

S. Y. M. R.

You are Faithful 8 verses

Author Unknown

Your Love Never Fails 4 verses

Chris McClarney; Anthony Skinner; Jesus Culture

Blessed Are the Persecuted 1:00:53

by Leonard Ravenhill

Leonard Ravenhill emphasizes the significance of persecution in the life of a believer, drawing from Matthew 5:12, where Jesus encourages us to rejoice in the face of adversity, as it aligns us with the prophets who faced similar trials. He discusses the nature of holiness and righteousness, explain

James 1 - Trials 51:01

by Phil Beach Jr.

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the significance of trials in the Christian life, urging believers to focus their hearts and ambitions on heaven rather than earthly concerns. He explains that life is fleeting and encourages the congregation to find joy in tribulations, as these challenges develop patience

Count It All Joy 51:05

by Phil Beach Jr.

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the importance of focusing our hearts and ambitions heavenward, recognizing the fleeting nature of life. He encourages believers to find joy in trials, understanding that these challenges develop patience and spiritual maturity. By accepting that tribulations are a part of

Yet I Will Rejoice in the Lord

by George Mueller

George Mueller preaches on the profound joy found in God despite life's trials, drawing from Habakkuk's declaration of faith amidst loss. He emphasizes that even when everything seems to fail, believers can rejoice because God Himself is their portion and strength. Mueller encourages the congregatio

The Joy of the Lord

by Art Katz

Art Katz emphasizes that true joy, as intended by God, is often misunderstood and reduced to mere happiness, which is circumstantial. He explains that joy is a profound condition of being that transcends circumstances, rooted in absolute self-surrender to God's will. This joy is not only vital for o