Hymns Based on Colossians 3:17

All for Jesus turns consecration from an occasional religious feeling into the governing direction of a whole life.

Canticle of Thanksgiving is a short congregational response in The United Methodist Hymnal rather than a separate multi-stanza hymn.

Father in Heaven is a compact Trinitarian prayer by Daniel Thambyrajah Niles, written for the Philippine tune HALAD associated with Elena Granada Maquiso.

Forth in Thy Name, O Lord, I Go turns the beginning of daily work into an act of prayer.

Give Thanks, O Household of God is a contemporary Filipino congregational hymn of gratitude, belonging, covenant, and mission.

“Happy the Home When God Is There” presents the household as a place where Christian faith becomes a shared way of life.

“Living for Jesus” is a hymn of consecration in which Christian dedication is presented as a response to Christ's prior saving work.

O Happy Home is Sarah Laurie Borthwick Findlater's English version of Karl Johann Philipp Spitta's German hymn O selig Haus, wo man dich aufgenommen.

Precious Name, also known by its indexed opening line, is a nineteenth-century American gospel hymn by Lydia Odell Baxter with music by William Howard Doane.

Take My Life and Let It Be is a prayer of whole-life consecration.

Take the Name of Jesus with You, often known by the refrain title “Precious Name,” is a nineteenth-century American gospel song about carrying faith in Christ into the ordinary pressures of Christian life.

Thank You, Lord is a compact African American spiritual built for participation rather than literary complexity.

“Thanks to God for My Redeemer” is a Swedish hymn of thanksgiving whose unusual strength lies in the range of experiences it places before God.

The Name of Jesus is an early twentieth-century gospel song by Baptist pastor William Clark Martin, set to music by Edmund Simon Lorenz.

This Is the Day is Les Garrett's 1967 Scripture chorus based on Psalm 118:24.