Hymns Based on John 14:3

All the Way My Savior Leads Me is a gospel hymn of guidance, providence, sufficient grace, and Christian hope.

Beyond the Sunset is a twentieth-century gospel song of Christian hope in the face of death.

Conquering Now and Still to Conquer, commonly known as Victory Through Grace, is a vigorous gospel hymn about Christ's kingship and the believer's perseverance under his command.

Each Step I Take is a twentieth-century gospel song about Christian discipleship understood as a journey under Christ's guidance.

Carrie Ellis Breck's 1898 gospel hymn is a meditation on the Christian hope of seeing Christ without the limitations that characterize present life.

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.

His Love Is Far Better Than Gold is an early twentieth-century gospel song by Alfred Henry Ackley, who wrote both its words and music.

How Blest Are They Who Trust in Christ is a funeral and memorial hymn by Fred Pratt Green that speaks to Christian grief through the language of trust, death, resurrection, and eternal life.

I've Anchored in Jesus is a 1901 gospel song by Lewis Edgar Jones about Christian assurance in the midst of instability and trial.

“In the Sweet By and By” is a nineteenth-century American gospel song of future hope.

“My Lord Has Garments So Wondrous Fine,” widely known as “Ivory Palaces,” is a 1915 gospel song by Henry Barraclough built around the royal imagery of Psalm 45:8.

“O Jesus, I Have Promised” is a hymn of discipleship built around a striking tension: the singer makes a serious promise to Christ while repeatedly confessing that the promise cannot be kept by self-reliance alone.

O Love Divine and Golden is a hymn for Christian marriage and the home.

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

“Soon and Very Soon” is a gospel song of expectant Christian hope.

“Sunrise,” known by its first line “When I shall come to the end of my way,” is a gospel song of Christian hope at the approach of death.

Swing Low, Sweet Chariot is an African American spiritual of deliverance, mortality, and hope beyond suffering.

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.

Thou Didst Leave Thy Throne is a Christmas hymn that expands the Nativity into a meditation on the whole saving mission of Jesus Christ.

Victory in Jesus turns the gospel into testimony.

When All My Labors And Trials Are O'er, better known by the title O That Will Be Glory or simply the Glory Song, is a three-stanza gospel hymn about the Christian hope of being with Christ beyond death.

“When They Ring the Golden Bells” gives musical form to the Christian longing for life with God beyond death.

“When They Ring Those Golden Bells” is a nineteenth-century gospel song that gives musical form to longing for life with God beyond death.

When We All Get to Heaven is a late nineteenth-century gospel hymn that turns Christian hope into congregational praise.