6 Hymns on Christian Unity

6 hymns

The theme of Christian Unity in hymnody celebrates the bond among believers, reflecting the prayer of Jesus for His followers to be one, as expressed in John 17:21. These hymns invite congregations to embrace love and harmony, reminding us that in Christ, we are united as one body, echoing the heart of Ephesians 4:3.

As members of the Body 4 verses

COME, wisdom, power, and grace divine, Come, Jesus, in thy name to join A happy... 5 verses

John Wesley (1703-1791)

Dear Christians, One and All Rejoice 10 verses

from Klug's Geistliche Lieder, Wittenberg, 1533; Luther, Martin (1483-1546); Massie, Richard (1800-1887)

Did you ever realize 8 verses

P. J.

O God Of Mercy, God Of Might 6 verses

Mary Gates

Ours are peace and joy divine 4 verses

William Watkins Reid

Jesus Only

by Vance Havner

Vance Havner shares his spiritual journey, emphasizing that despite exploring various theological perspectives, he ultimately concluded that the core of Christianity is Jesus Christ. He reflects on the dangers of modernism and the importance of focusing on Christ as the center of faith, rather than

A Spirit of Love, Joy, and Peace

by A.B. Simpson

A.B. Simpson emphasizes the significance of cultivating a spirit of love, joy, and peace in the Christian life, drawing from Philippians 4:2-6. He highlights the importance of mutual love among believers, urging them to be of the same mind in the Lord, and to rejoice always, regardless of circumstan

Be Cautious When You Criticize

by Theodore Epp

Theodore Epp emphasizes the importance of being cautious when criticizing fellow Christians, reminding us that we will each stand before God to give an account of our own actions, not those of others. He references Paul's teachings in Romans and 1 Corinthians, urging believers to refrain from hasty

"That the World May Believe"

by T. Austin-Sparks

T. Austin-Sparks emphasizes that the current state of Christianity has established a flawed basis for unity, focusing on organizational interests rather than the sovereign headship of Christ. He argues that true Christian unity is impossible under the present conditions of division and self-interest

1 Peter 4:8

by John Gill

John Gill emphasizes the paramount importance of fervent charity among believers, urging that love should be especially directed towards fellow Christians as they are united in Christ. This love is not only to be warm and reciprocal but also constant and enduring, as it is foundational to all other