Hymns Based on Hebrews 7:25

“And Now, O Father, Mindful of the Love” is a Eucharistic hymn that directs the worshiper away from confidence in personal devotion and toward the saving work and continuing priesthood of Christ.

Approach, My Soul, the Mercy Seat is John Newton's hymn for a believer who knows both the need to pray and the difficulty of approaching God with a burdened conscience.

This hymn is both an invitation to praise and an honest prayer for sustaining grace.

Come, Ye Sinners, Poor and Needy is an invitation hymn for people who know that they cannot heal or qualify themselves.

Hail the Day That Sees Him Rise is a major Ascension hymn that turns the departure of the risen Christ into a celebration of his continuing reign and ministry.

Hail, Thou Once Despised Jesus is a hymn of Christ’s suffering, atoning death, heavenly intercession, and exalted glory.

He Lives is a twentieth-century gospel hymn centered on a confession that Christianity depends upon a risen and presently living Christ.

I Am Praying for You is a nineteenth-century gospel hymn that turns Christian assurance into intercessory concern.

Moment by Moment is an 1893 American gospel hymn by evangelist Daniel Webster Whittle, set to music by his daughter May Whittle.

O Come, Let Us Worship and Bow Before the Lord is a compact call to worship shaped from two closely related sources: the biblical invitation to bow before God and the entrance hymn of the Eastern Orthodox Divine Liturgy.

O the Lamb is a compact American camp-meeting chorus centered on Jesus Christ as the Lamb of God.

Prayer Is the Soul's Sincere Desire is James Montgomery's sustained meditation on what Christian prayer is before it is a method or a set form.

There Is No Name So Sweet on Earth is a nineteenth-century hymn of adoration centered on the name of Jesus.

“Wonderful Grace of Jesus” is a gospel hymn of exuberant praise centered on the conviction that the grace of Christ exceeds the reach of human sin.