Hymns Based on 1 Corinthians 15:22

Wesley’s Easter hymn is a concentrated act of resurrection praise.

Christian People, Raise Your Song is a 1975 hymn by Colin Peter Thompson that brings together Holy Communion, resurrection joy, and the shared life of the church.

He Is Lord is a compact resurrection acclamation built around two inseparable New Testament claims: God raised Jesus from the dead, and the risen Jesus is to be confessed as Lord.

Jesus Christ Is Risen Today is a historic Easter hymn of resurrection praise.

Joy Dawned Again on Easter Day is an English Easter hymn derived from the Latin Easter hymn tradition represented by Aurora lucis rutilat and its section Claro paschali gaudio.

O Sons and Daughters, Let Us Sing is an English form of the Latin Easter hymn O Filii et Filiae, a narrative song that brings the congregation through the proclamation of Christ’s resurrection and the Gospel account of Thomas.

On the Day of Resurrection is a modern Easter hymn built around the road-to-Emmaus narrative in Luke 24:13–35.

Sing with All the Saints in Glory is a nineteenth-century resurrection hymn by Anglican priest William Josiah Irons.

The Day of Resurrection is an English Easter hymn drawn from the first ode of the Paschal Canon traditionally attributed to John of Damascus.

We Know That Christ Is Raised is John Brownlow Geyer's 1967 confession of Easter faith interpreted through baptism.

We Meet You, O Christ is a modern hymn about recognizing the incarnate Christ within the realities of human life.

Welcome, Happy Morning is an Easter hymn in John Ellerton’s English translation of a Latin text by Venantius Fortunatus.