20 Hymns on Union With Christ

20 hymns

The theme of 'Union With Christ' celebrates the profound relationship believers have with Jesus, emphasizing our identity and life found in Him. This sacred union is beautifully reflected in Galatians 2:20, where Paul declares, 'I have been crucified with Christ; it is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me.' Explore these hymns that invite you to deepen your connection with the Savior.

God's complete salvation is based upon His righteousness and through our faith. 4 verses

God's eternal economy is to make man the same as He is 1 verse

God's eternal economy, 1 verse

He who is joined to the Lord is one spirit. 5 verses

B. F.

Hope of our hearts, O Lord, appear! 6 verses

Sir Edward Denny

I love my dear Lord Jesus, 2 verses

In solitude lived I in time past, 2 verses

Live through me, Lord! Though old man’s termination 5 verses

S. T. P.

Lord Jesus, are we one with Thee? 6 verses

James George Deck (1807-1884)

Lord Jesus, thank You for this very day, 3 verses

E. G.

Lord, I take You as my sin offering for what I am, 6 verses

R. S.

Lord, Thou hast show the mystery, 8 verses

O how deep and how far-reaching 4 verses

O Lord, Thou art in me as life 6 verses

Once I stood in condemnation, 3 verses

G. W. Fraser

One with Thee, Thou Son eternal, 4 verses

Our old man has been crucified with Christ; 6 verses

There is a great mystery, 5 verses

H. G. E. C.

There’s always been something hidden deep in Your heart, 5 verses

A. Y. C. C. L. M. C.

What a wondrous fact, I'm crucified with Christ; 2 verses

The Only Way Into Union With Christ.

by Watchman Nee

Watchman Nee emphasizes that true union with Christ cannot be achieved without a continual application of His death in our lives. He argues that many believers misunderstand the relationship between the Cross and the risen Christ, believing they can bypass the Cross to experience a deeper union. Nee

The Cross and Consecration

by L.E. Maxwell

L.E. Maxwell emphasizes the profound connection between the Cross and true consecration, illustrating how many Christians, despite being justified, struggle with full surrender due to a lack of understanding of their union with Christ. He recounts the journey of a friend who, after realizing the imp

As the Branch in the Vine.-John 15:5

by Andrew Murray

Andrew Murray expounds on John 15:5, illustrating the profound relationship between Christ as the vine and believers as branches. He emphasizes that this union is a divine act, where believers draw life and strength from Christ, and in turn, are called to bear fruit for His glory. Murray highlights

Baptism--a Burial

by C.H. Spurgeon

C.H. Spurgeon emphasizes that baptism symbolizes the burial of believers with Christ, representing both a doctrinal truth and a personal experience of union with Him. He argues that true baptism signifies acceptance of Christ's death and burial on our behalf, and it serves as a public declaration of

As Your Righteousness- 1 cor.1:30

by Andrew Murray

Andrew Murray emphasizes the foundational role of righteousness in the believer's life, as presented in 1 Corinthians 1:30. He explains that true peace and spiritual prosperity can only be achieved through the righteousness that comes from Christ, who restores harmony between God and humanity. Murra