Hymns Based on Proverbs 3:5

The hymn presents Christian faith as personal reliance on Jesus rather than mere agreement with religious ideas.

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

“I Am Trusting Thee, Lord Jesus” is built around one sustained act of faith: placing every part of the Christian life into Christ’s hands.

I Will Trust in the Lord is a traditional African American sacred song in which a short confession becomes a communal act of perseverance.

If Thou But Suffer God to Guide Thee is a hymn of trust that refuses to confuse faith with a trouble-free life.

Jesus Calls Me, I Must Follow is a compact gospel song about Christian discipleship: Christ calls, and the believer answers with obedience, trust, and perseverance.

Jesus Is the Joy of Living is a twentieth-century gospel song in which Christian joy is centered on Jesus Christ rather than on favorable circumstances.

“Lead Me, Lord” is unusual among familiar hymnal pieces because it began not as an independent congregational hymn but as the closing movement of a substantial Anglican anthem.

Lead, Kindly Light is a prayer of trust for people who must move forward without seeing the whole course ahead.

Leaning on the Everlasting Arms is an American gospel hymn of trust, assurance, and consolation built around the image in Deuteronomy 33:27.

“Trust and Obey” is a gospel hymn about the relationship between faith and faithful action.

“We’ll Understand It Better By and By” gives voice to faith when explanation is incomplete.

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.

When We Walk with the Lord, more commonly known as Trust and Obey, is an American gospel hymn about the inseparable relationship between faith and discipleship.