19 Hymns on Heavenly Assurance

19 hymns

The 'Heavenly Assurance' category invites worshippers to reflect on the promise of eternal life and the comfort found in God's presence. These hymns echo the hope expressed in John 14:2, reminding us of the many rooms in our Father's house, and the peace that surpasses understanding, as seen in Philippians 4:7. Join us in celebrating the joy and security of our heavenly home.

A New Name In Glory 4 verses

All the way my Saviour leads me; 3 verses

Frances (Fanny) Jane Crosby (1875)

Come, ye that know the Saviour's above 5 verses

George Burder

God has set His sign, a rainbow, 6 verses

M. C.

His Love 5 verses

David Ruis

I Will Not Fear 6 verses

I´ll be somewhere listening 6 verses

Jacob's Ladder 40 verses

John Newton (1725-1807)

Lord, I am continually with Thee, 2 verses

My Glorious Dress 4 verses

My God, I have found 7 verses

Joseph Denham Smith & John Gambold

Neither's there salvation in any other, 1 verse

Never fear, never fear, never fear, 2 verses

Oh, what a wonderful place 4 verses

Albert Benjamin Simpson (1843-1919)

Rise, my soul! behold 'tis Jesus 6 verses

Joseph Denham Smith

Sheltered in the Arms 3 verses

The Apostle Looked and Heard a Voice 3 verses

Sheeles, John (1688-1761); Robertson, Anthony (1932-)

WHOM have we, Lord, in heaven but Thee, 4 verses

Charles Spurgeon (1834-1892)

WOE to the men on earth who dwell, Nor dread the Almighty's frown, When God... 6 verses

John Wesley (1703-1791)

God Speaking From Heaven

by John Nelson Darby

John Nelson Darby emphasizes the significance of Christ speaking from heaven, contrasting it with His earthly voice. He warns that those who turn away from this heavenly voice will face dire consequences, as it signifies the removal of all that opposes God. The sermon highlights the believer's bless

The Cure for Chaos 28:19

by Shane Idleman

Shane Idleman emphasizes that amidst the chaos of life, especially during the Christmas season, Jesus Christ is the only solid foundation that offers true peace and rest. He draws parallels between the anticipation of the Messiah in the Old Testament and the fulfillment of that promise in the birth

Not Easily Offended

by D.L. Moody

D.L. Moody emphasizes the importance of being rooted in the Word of God to maintain peace and avoid being easily offended. He points out that those who neglect their Bible study are often disturbed by minor troubles and persecutions, while those who love God's law experience great peace. Moody illus

The Death of the Rev. Mr. John Fletcher

by John Fletcher

John Wesley reflects on the life and death of the Rev. Mr. John Fletcher, emphasizing his exemplary character as a 'perfect and upright man' whose life was marked by faith, love, and unwavering dedication to God. Wesley contrasts the peaceful end of Fletcher's life with the fate of the wicked, illus

Men in the Fall Are in Wars and Strife

by George Fox

George Fox emphasizes that humanity, in its fallen state, is engulfed in wars and strife, but through the truth found in Christ, peace can be restored. He contrasts the eternal, unchanging nature of the 'everlasting seed of God' with the transient struggles of those who remain in the fall. Fox calls