Songs from Luke 18:22

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Luke 18:22 (Expository)
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Come, Follow Me

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Artists: Matt Papa
Luke 18:22 (Reference)
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Am I Ready?

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Songwriters: Carol Owens, Jimmy Owens
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Artists: Jimmy and Carol Owens
Luke 18:22 (Reference)
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Believe On the Lord

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Songwriters: Fanny Crosby, George Stebbins
Luke 18:22 (Reference)
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Follow

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Songwriters: Josh Garrels
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Artists: Josh Garrels
Luke 18:22 (Reference)
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Follow Me

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Songwriters: Fanny Crosby, Mary Upham Currier
Luke 18:22 (Reference)
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Follow Me, the Master Said

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Songwriters: Arthur Cottman
Luke 18:22 (Reference)
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He Shall Reign Forever

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Songwriters: Chester Allen, Fanny Crosby
Luke 18:22 (Reference)
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Come, let us anew, Our journey pursue, with vigor arise

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 18:22 (Reference)
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Come Sinners, to the Gospel Feast

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 18:22 (Reference)
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Pressure

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Artists: A Jesus Church
Luke 18:22 (Reference)
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My heart is full of Christ, and longs

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 18:22 (Reference)
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A Witness for Jesus

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Songwriters: B.D. Ackley, Fanny Crosby
Luke 18:22 (Allusion)
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We Will

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Songwriters: Fanny Crosby, John Sweney
Luke 18:22 (Allusion)
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Where Is Thy Refuge?

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Songwriters: Fanny Crosby, Silas Vail
Luke 18:22 (Allusion)
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Narrow Gate

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Artists: Zechariah's Song
Luke 18:22 (Allusion)
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Come and Follow

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Songwriters: Don Francisco, Steve Tichenor
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Artists: Don Francisco
Luke 18:22 (Allusion)
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Come to the Cross

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Songwriters: Charity Gayle, Melanie Tierce, Sean Carter
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Artists: Charity Gayle
Luke 18:22 (Allusion)
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Christ Alone

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Artists: Heart 2 Heart
Luke 18:22 (Allusion)
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And wilt Thou yet be found?

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 18:22 (Allusion)
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Jesus Had No Place to Rest His Head

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Songwriters: Greg Yoder, Seth Crissman
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Artists: The Soil and The Seed Project
Luke 18:22 (Allusion)
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O, Sing of the Rapture

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Songwriters: Fanny Crosby, John Sweney
Luke 18:22 (Allusion)
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Up and Onward

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Songwriters: Fanny Crosby, William Kirkpatrick