Hymns Based on John 14:27

Come, All of You is a short Laotian Christian hymn of invitation known in English through Cher Lue Vang’s 1987 translation for The United Methodist Hymnal.

Dear Lord and Father of Mankind is a prayer for forgiveness, inward renewal, discipleship, rest, and freedom from religious or emotional agitation.

Dona Nobis Pacem is one of the shortest prayers to acquire an extensive life in Christian song.

Father, Give Thy Benediction is a compact dismissal hymn that turns the final moments of worship into prayer.

Hear Our Prayer, O Lord is a compact congregational prayer response rather than a conventional multi-stanza hymn.

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

I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day is the hymnal form of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's poem Christmas Bells, written during the American Civil War.

Pennefather's brief nineteenth-century hymn is a compact prayer for the gathered church.

Let There Be Peace on Earth is a twentieth-century inspirational song that has become part of the worship repertoire of many churches.

Let Us Now Depart in Thy Peace is a short Christian sending song built from a New Mexican folk text and melody.

Lonely the Boat is a Korean Christian hymn of trust under pressure.

My Peace I Give Unto You, commonly indexed as My Peace, is Keith Routledge's short Scripture-based worship song about the distinctive peace Jesus promises in John 14.

Now the Silence is a modern liturgical hymn by Jaroslav Jan Vajda that compresses the experience of Christian worship into a concentrated sequence of present-tense images.

O God in Heaven is a twentieth-century Asian Christian hymn shaped as a Trinitarian prayer.

“Savior, Again to Thy Dear Name We Raise” is a hymn for the moment when gathered worship becomes Christian sending.

Serenity is a short devotional text assembled from two stanzas of John Greenleaf Whittier's 1872 poem The Brewing of Soma and later set by Charles Ives.

Shalom is the title used in The United Methodist Hymnal for a short Hebrew farewell round more widely known as Shalom Chaverim.

Shalom to You is a compact Christian benediction that turns the close of worship into a mutual act of blessing.

Sweet Peace, the Gift of God's Love is a late nineteenth-century gospel hymn centered on the peace believers receive through Jesus Christ.

The Shadows of the Evening Hours is Adelaide Anne Procter’s Victorian evening prayer in verse.

There's a Peace in My Heart, usually indexed under the title Constantly Abiding, is a gospel testimony about the stability Christ gives when outward circumstances remain unsettled.

There’s Within My Heart a Melody, often known as He Keeps Me Singing, is an early twentieth-century gospel song centered on Christian joy, peace, assurance, praise, and testimony.

Try Jesus is a mid-twentieth-century Southern gospel invitation song that directs disappointed and burdened hearers toward Christ.

We Utter Our Cry is a Christian prayer for peace that refuses to separate worship from the conditions in which people actually live.

What a Fellowship, What a Joy Divine, more commonly identified by the title “Leaning on the Everlasting Arms,” is an American gospel hymn of trust, consolation, and assurance.