Songs from Mark 8:38

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Mark 8:38 (Reference)

Shall I Be Ashamed?

Songwriters: Andrew Byers, Charles Naylor

Mark 8:38 (Reference)

Shall I to gain the world’s applause

Songwriters: Thomas Kelly

Mark 8:38 (Reference)

What a Gathering!

Songwriters: Fanny Crosby, Ira Sankey

Mark 8:38 (Reference)

Am I a Soldier of the Cross?

Songwriters: Isaac Watts

Mark 8:38 (Reference)

Didst thou, dear Jesus, suffer shame

Songwriters: James Maxwell

Mark 8:38 (Reference)

For Man the Savior Shed

Songwriters: Isaac Williams

Mark 8:38 (Reference)

Jesus, and Shall It Ever Be

Songwriters: Benjamin Francis, Joseph Grigg

Mark 8:38 (Reference)

Not ashamed of the Gospel

Songwriters: Isaac Watts

Mark 8:38 (Reference)

Nothing Else Matters

Songwriters: Aryn Calhoun

Artists: Aryn Michelle (Aryn Calhoun)

Mark 8:38 (Reference)

Self-denial: or taking up the Cross

Songwriters: John Needham

Mark 8:38 (Allusion)

When Each Others Face We See

Songwriters: Fanny Crosby, John Sweney

Mark 8:38 (Allusion)

You and I Will Be There

Songwriters: Fanny Crosby, John Sweney

Mark 8:38 (Allusion)

The Coming King

Songwriters: A. B. Haines

Mark 8:38 (Allusion)

Glory to the Glorious One (Sabbath Hymn)

Songwriters: Horatius Bonar, St. Ephraem Syrus