Hymns Based on John 6:35

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

As the Sun Doth Daily Rise is Horatio Bolton Nelson's 1864 adaptation of an anonymous Latin and English morning hymn documented in an 1850 pamphlet.

Be Known to Us in Breaking Bread is a compact communion prayer shaped by the risen Christ’s encounter with the disciples at Emmaus.

Because Thou Hast Said is a brief Eucharistic hymn by Charles Wesley.

Become to Us the Living Bread is a modern Communion hymn by Miriam Drury.

This short Communion hymn by Reginald Heber is a reverent meditation on Christ's saving death and the spiritual meaning of the Lord's Supper.

“Break Thou the Bread of Life” is fundamentally a prayer for illumination: the worshiper asks to encounter the living Christ through the study and hearing of Scripture.

Come, Let Us Eat is a twentieth century Communion hymn that celebrates the joyful invitation to gather at the Lord's table.

“Come, My Way, My Truth, My Life” is a sung prayer drawn from George Herbert’s poem “The Call.

“Come, Ye Disconsolate” is a hymn for people who do not need their suffering minimized.

Deck Thyself, My Soul, with Gladness is one of the most beloved Lutheran communion hymns.

Eat This Bread is a short communion song from the Taizé tradition, created from the biblical bread-of-life discourse in John 6.

Father in Thy Mysterious Presence Kneeling is a communion hymn that expresses reverent awe before the sacramental mystery of the Lord Supper.

Father, We Thank You is a Eucharistic hymn that celebrates the life of the church as a community planted and sustained by God's grace.

Fill My Cup, Lord is a mid-twentieth-century gospel song that uses the biblical language of thirst, living water, nourishment, and salvation to express dependence on Christ.

For the Bread Which You Have Broken is a communion hymn that expresses gratitude for the gifts of Christ given through the sacrament of the Lord's Supper.

“Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah” is a hymn of Christian pilgrimage built from the wilderness story of Israel.

Here, O My Lord, I See Thee is a reflective hymn centered on the spiritual meaning of the Lord's Supper.

Here, O My Lord, I See Thee Face To Face is one of Horatius Bonar's most deeply sacramental hymns.

Jesus, Thou Joy Of Loving Hearts is a devotional hymn of longing, satisfaction, and communion with Christ.

Lamp of Our Feet is a sustained meditation on Holy Scripture as God's provision for the whole Christian journey.

Let Us Break Bread Together is a traditional African American spiritual that expresses deep reverence for the Lord's Supper and the communal worship of the church.

Now the Silence is a brief yet profound communion hymn written by Lutheran pastor and hymn writer Jaroslav Jan Vajda and set to music by Carl Frederick Schalk.

O Food to Pilgrims Given is a Eucharistic hymn that celebrates Christ as the spiritual nourishment for believers on their journey of faith.

O Thou Who This Mysterious Bread is a communion hymn by Charles Wesley that reflects on the presence of the risen Christ in the breaking of bread.

One Holy Church of God Appears is a hymn about the spiritual unity and mission of the church.

Try Jesus is a twentieth-century Southern gospel invitation song that contrasts the emptiness of worldly pleasure with the sufficiency of Christ.

Weary of All Trumpeting is a reflective hymn that voices the longing of believers for peace and spiritual renewal in a world filled with conflict and empty triumph.

You Satisfy the Hungry Heart, originally titled Gift of Finest Wheat, is a Communion hymn in which receiving from Christ and becoming Christlike belong together.