11 Hymns on Eternal Security

11 hymns

The theme of Eternal Security in hymnody celebrates the assurance of salvation and the unbreakable bond believers have with Christ. This comforting truth is beautifully echoed in John 10:28, where Jesus promises eternal life to His sheep, and Romans 8:38-39, affirming that nothing can separate us from His love. Explore these hymns that inspire confidence in God's unwavering grace.

Chosen by God in ages past, 8 verses

I belong to Jesus; 7 verses

M. Fraser (1917-?)

I know whom I have believed 6 verses

Nathan, Elias (1840-1901); Whittle, Daniel Webster (1840-1901)

I've found a Friend, oh, such a Friend! 3 verses

James Grindlay Small (1817-1888)

I've found a Friend; O such a Friend! 4 verses

James Grindlay Small (1863)

Jesus my Lord will love me forever, 4 verses

Lord Jesus, Thine; 5 verses

Albert Midlane

Our Life Is Hid With Christ In God 4 verses

Charles Wesley

THE great archangel's trump shall sound, (While twice ten thousand thunders... 6 verses

John Wesley (1703-1791)

Thine Forever! God Of Love 7 verses

Joseph Berry

TO heaven I lift my waiting eyes 6 verses

Charles Spurgeon (1834-1892)

The Family of God

by J.C. Ryle

J.C. Ryle emphasizes the significance of belonging to the family of God, contrasting it with earthly families that often face sorrow and separation. He describes the family of God as comprising all true believers, united by one Father and one Savior, Jesus Christ, and highlights the privileges and f

Real Security (Times of Refreshing Radio) 29:32

by Peter Brandon

Peter Brandon emphasizes the importance of real security found in Jesus Christ, as he reflects on John 5:24, which assures believers of eternal life and freedom from condemnation. He warns listeners about the reality of judgment and the consequences of sin, urging them to accept Christ as their Savi

The Safest Place

by C.H. Spurgeon

C.H. Spurgeon emphasizes the eternal security of believers, asserting that those who belong to Christ are forever safe in His hands. He explains that since Christ has purchased the sheep with His blood, they cannot be lost, and the eternal life He grants is truly everlasting. Spurgeon highlights tha

With Us-Not of Us

by Theodore Epp

Theodore Epp emphasizes the distinction between true believers and antichrists, explaining that those who depart from the core doctrine of Jesus Christ were never truly part of the faith. He highlights that true Christians possess eternal life, which cannot be taken away, as affirmed by Jesus in Joh

We Dwell in Him

by C.H. Spurgeon

C.H. Spurgeon emphasizes the profound blessing of dwelling in Christ, presenting it as a house for the soul that is offered without cost, requiring only a commitment to love and serve Him. He invites those who feel unworthy or guilty to come to Jesus, assuring them that He will cleanse and prepare t