10 Hymns on Surrender & Sacrifice

10 hymns

The theme of 'Surrender & Sacrifice' in hymnody invites believers to lay down their lives in devotion to God, reflecting the call of Romans 12:1 to present ourselves as living sacrifices. These hymns inspire a heartfelt response to Christ’s ultimate sacrifice, encouraging us to trust in His plan and embrace a life of humble service and obedience.

FATHER, Lord of earth and heaven, Spare, or take what thou hast given; Sole... 10 verses

John Wesley (1703-1791)

For the Sake of the World 5 verses

Bethel Music

God’s love: long, broad, high, and deep, 10 verses

I'm giving You my heart 3 verses

Marc James

Letting Go 2 verses

Aaron Welk

Lord You Have My Heart 5 verses

Martin Smith; Delirious?

The Cause Of Christ 7 verses

The way of the Cross means sacrifice, 5 verses

Mary E. Maxwell

We praise Thee, Lord, we've seen Thy purpose 3 verses

Who can match the “waste” He tendered, 1 verse

A. Y.

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