Songs from Charles Wesley

Mark 14:22-25 (Reference)
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Come Sinners, to the Gospel Feast

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Mark 14:38 (Allusion)
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Ah! when shall I awake

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Mark 14:62 (Reference)
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See, He Comes

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley, Rich Gunderlocks, Zach Sprowls
Mark 14:66-72 (Allusion)
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Depth of mercy! Can there be

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Mark 14:21 (Allusion)
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My more than Friend, accept the Warning Lay

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Mark 14:36 (Allusion)
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Eternal Beam of Light Divine

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Mark 14:36 (Reference)
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All things are possible to him

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Mark 14:38 (Allusion)
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Where is my power to watch and pray

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Mark 14:38 (Allusion)
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Soldiers of Christ, Arise

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Mark 14:38 (Allusion)
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A charge to keep I have

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Mark 14:38 (Allusion)
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Come, ye followers of the Lord

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Mark 15:24 (Reference)
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My God, my God! I cry to Thee!

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Mark 15:29-31 (Reference)
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My God, my God! I cry to Thee!

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Mark 15:34 (Reference)
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My God, my God! I cry to Thee!

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Mark 15:33 (Allusion)
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Christ the Lord Is Risen Today

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Mark 15:34 (Allusion)
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Ah! woe is me, constrain’d to dwell

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Mark 16:15 (Reference)
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Come Sinners, to the Gospel Feast

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Mark 16:15 (Reference)
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Comfort, ye ministers of grace

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Mark 16:5-6 (Reference)
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Christ the Lord Is Risen Today

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Mark 16:15 (Allusion)
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Blest Be the Dear Uniting Love

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Mark 16:15 (Allusion)
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Come, O Thou Breath divine

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Mark 16:15 (Allusion)
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Thus, O Lord, the world convince

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Mark 16:15 (Allusion)
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Draw near, O Son of God, draw near

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Mark 16:15 (Allusion)
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My more than Friend, accept the Warning Lay

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Mark 16:15 (Allusion)
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Blow Ye the Trumpet, Blow

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Mark 16:15 (Allusion)
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Sinners, Turn: Why Will You Die

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Mark 16:15 (Allusion)
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Glory to God, and praise, and love (O For a Thousand Tongues)

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Mark 16:15 (Allusion)
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Let earth and heaven agree

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Mark 16:15 (Allusion)
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Can these dry bones perceive

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Mark 16:19 (Allusion)
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The Lord unto My Lord Has Said, Sit Thou, in Glory Sit (Psalm 110)

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 1:37 (Reference)
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All things are possible to him

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 1:38 (Allusion)
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Jesu, Redeemer of mankind (What Is Our Calling’s Glorious Hope)

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 1:74 (Allusion)
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All things are possible to him

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 1:78 (Reference)
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Christ, whose glory fills the skies, Christ the true

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 1:33 (Allusion)
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Thee Will I Praise With All My Heart

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 1:50 (Allusion)
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God of all power, and truth, and grace, which shall from age to age

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 1:55 (Allusion)
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Father of faithful Abraham, hear

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 1:69 (Allusion)
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Father, now to Israel raise

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 1:76 (Allusion)
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Comfort, ye ministers of grace

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 2:5 (Reference)
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Come, Thou Long Expected Jesus

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley, Mark Hunt, Rowland Hugh Pritchard
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Artists: Good Shepherd Band
Luke 2:5 (Reference)
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Come, Thou Long-Expected Jesus

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 2:8-14 (Reference)
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Hark! The Herald Angels Sing

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 2:11 (Reference)
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Come, Thou Long Expected Jesus

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley, Mark Hunt, Rowland Hugh Pritchard
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Artists: Good Shepherd Band
Luke 2:21 (Reference)
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By Thy First Blood-Shedding Heal us

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley, Richard Kentopp
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Luke 2:29 (Allusion)
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And am I only born to die?

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 2:11-12 (Allusion)
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Come, Thou Long-Expected Jesus

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 2:11-12 (Allusion)
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Come, Thou Long Expected Jesus

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley, Mark Hunt, Rowland Hugh Pritchard
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Artists: Good Shepherd Band
Luke 2:29-30 (Allusion)
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The promise of my chastening God

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 3:4-6 (Allusion)
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Comfort, ye ministers of grace

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 3:7 (Allusion)
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Ah! woe is me, constrain’d to dwell

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 3:8 (Allusion)
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Glory to God, whose sovereign grace

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley, Thomas Ken
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Luke 3:22 (Allusion)
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Come, Holy Ghost, Our Hearts Inspire

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 3:22 (Allusion)
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Come, O Thou greater than our hearts

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 3:22 (Allusion)
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Paternal Deity

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 4:18 (Reference)
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My soul, inspired with sacred love

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 4:18 (Reference)
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Come Sinners, to the Gospel Feast

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 4:18 (Reference)
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Glory to God, and praise, and love (O For a Thousand Tongues)

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 4:18 (Reference)
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Giver and Guardian of my sleep

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 4:18 (Reference)
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Glorious Saviour of my soul

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 4:18 (Reference)
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Awake, Jerusalem, awake, no longer thy sins

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 4:4 (Reference)
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A bishop primitively good

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 4:4 (Allusion)
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Soldiers of Christ, Arise

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 4:8 (Allusion)
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Soldiers of Christ, Arise

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 4:8-9 (Allusion)
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Comfort, ye ministers of grace

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 4:10 (Allusion)
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Soldiers of Christ, Arise

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 4:18 (Allusion)
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And Can It Be

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 4:18-19 (Allusion)
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Blow Ye the Trumpet, Blow

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 5:11 (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 5:13 (Allusion)
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Jesu, Redeemer of mankind (What Is Our Calling’s Glorious Hope)

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 5:28 (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 5:27-32 (Allusion)
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Come Sinners, to the Gospel Feast

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 5:30-31 (Allusion)
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Glory to God, and praise, and love (O For a Thousand Tongues)

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 5:32 (Allusion)
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Glory to God, and praise, and love (O For a Thousand Tongues)

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 6:13 (Allusion)
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Jesu, my Hope, my Help, my Power

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 6:21 (Allusion)
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Sing to the God of faithful love

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 6:27-28 (Allusion)
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My dear Redeemer, and my God

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 6:29 (Allusion)
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My more than Friend, accept the Warning Lay

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 7:11-15 (Reference)
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Glory to God, and praise, and love (O For a Thousand Tongues)

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 7:12-15 (Reference)
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See, sinners, in the gospel glass

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 7:21-22 (Reference)
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Glory to God, and praise, and love (O For a Thousand Tongues)

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 7:22 (Reference)
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See, sinners, in the gospel glass

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 7:22 (Reference)
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Come Sinners, to the Gospel Feast

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 7:34 (Reference)
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Come Sinners, to the Gospel Feast

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 7:50 (Reference)
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Jesus, my Jesus, hear

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 7:34 (Allusion)
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Lord, not unto me, (The whole I disclaim)

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 7:34 (Allusion)
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Glorious Saviour of my soul

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 7:34 (Allusion)
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Saviour, and Friend of sinners, see

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 7:34 (Allusion)
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Ah! whither should I go

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 7:34 (Allusion)
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Rise, my soul, with ardour rise (Abba, Father, hear thy child)

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 7:37-39 (Allusion)
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Come Sinners, to the Gospel Feast

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 7:38 (Allusion)
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See, sinners, in the gospel glass

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 7:38 (Allusion)
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Depth of mercy! Can there be

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 7:44 (Allusion)
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See, sinners, in the gospel glass

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 7:44 (Allusion)
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Depth of mercy! Can there be

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 8:24 (Reference)
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Eternal Beam of Light Divine

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 8:24 (Reference)
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And wilt Thou yet be found?

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 8:32-33 (Reference)
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See, sinners, in the gospel glass

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 8:40-56 (Reference)
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Glory to God, and praise, and love (O For a Thousand Tongues)

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 8:8 (Allusion)
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Draw near, O Son of God, draw near

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 8:17 (Reference)
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And must I be to judgment brought

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 8:22-25 (Allusion)
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The Lord unto My Lord Has Said, Sit Thou, in Glory Sit (Psalm 110)

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 8:24 (Allusion)
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Giver and Guardian of my sleep

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 8:30 (Allusion)
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Soldiers of Christ, Arise

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 8:35 (Allusion)
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Giver and Guardian of my sleep

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 8:41 (Allusion)
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Giver and Guardian of my sleep

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 8:48 (Allusion)
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O my offended God

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 8:48 (Allusion)
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Ah! when shall I awake

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 9:23 (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 9:62 (Reference)
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O take away the stone

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 9:14-16 (Allusion)
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A bishop primitively good

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 9:23 (Allusion)
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The Lord unto My Lord Has Said, Sit Thou, in Glory Sit (Psalm 110)

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 9:23 (Allusion)
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And let this feeble body fail

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 9:23 (Allusion)
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Twas thus the subtle foe

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 9:23 (Allusion)
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My more than Friend, accept the Warning Lay

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 9:23 (Allusion)
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Come, ye followers of the Lord

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 9:23 (Allusion)
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And Let This Feeble Body Fail

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley, Daniel J. Mount
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Artists: Daniel J. Mount
Luke 9:23 (Allusion)
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And are we yet alive

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 9:28-36 (Allusion)
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And let this feeble body fail

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 9:28-36 (Allusion)
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And Let This Feeble Body Fail

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley, Daniel J. Mount
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Artists: Daniel J. Mount
Luke 9:51 (Allusion)
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Soldiers of Christ, Arise

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 9:62 (Allusion)
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I follow on to know

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 9:62 (Allusion)
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My more than Friend, accept the Warning Lay

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 10:39-42 (Reference)
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O Love Divine, How Sweet Thou Art

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley, Daniel J. Mount
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Artists: Daniel J. Mount
Luke 10:39-42 (Reference)
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O Love Divine, how sweet Thou art!

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 10:21 (Allusion)
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Eternal Lord of earth and skies

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 10:27 (Allusion)
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Harkening to their Shepherd’s voice

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 10:27 (Allusion)
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Jesus, who disdain’st a part

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 10:27 (Allusion)
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Behold how good a thing

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 10:27 (Allusion)
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And wilt Thou yet be found?

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 10:27 (Allusion)
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While Thou dost our souls restore

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 10:39 (Allusion)
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A bishop primitively good

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 10:39 (Allusion)
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Giver and Guardian of my sleep

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 10:39 (Allusion)
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The Lord unto My Lord Has Said, Sit Thou, in Glory Sit (Psalm 110)

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 11:1-4 (Reference)
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How long, how often shall I pray, take all iniquity away, and give

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 11:2 (Reference)
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By the Coming of Thy Spirit

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley, Stephen Wozny
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Luke 11:2 (Reference)
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The Lord unto My Lord Has Said, Sit Thou, in Glory Sit (Psalm 110)

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 11:2 (Reference)
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Praise the Lord Who Reigns Above

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 11:9-10 (Reference)
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Come, ye followers of the Lord

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 11:2 (Allusion)
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Giver and Guardian of my sleep

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 11:2 (Allusion)
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On earth I ask no more

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 11:2 (Allusion)
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God of all power, and truth, and grace, which shall from age to age

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 11:2 (Allusion)
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My God, my God! I cry to Thee!

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 11:9-10 (Reference)
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Rise, my soul, with ardour rise (Abba, Father, hear thy child)

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 11:9-10 (Allusion)
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Ah! when shall I awake

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 11:12 (Allusion)
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Father of me, and all mankind

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 11:24-26 (Allusion)
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O take away the stone

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 12:33-34 (Reference)
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Draw near, O Son of God, draw near

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 12:19 (Allusion)
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My more than Friend, accept the Warning Lay

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 12:19 (Allusion)
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O take away the stone

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 12:34 (Allusion)
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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 10:21 (Allusion)
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Christ the Lord Is Risen Today

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 13:7-9 (Allusion)
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Depth of mercy! Can there be

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 13:28 (Allusion)
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Go, wretched soul, to meet thy doom

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 13:34 (Allusion)
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A servant of th’ incarnate God

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 13:34 (Allusion)
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See, sinners, in the gospel glass

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 14:13-23 (Reference)
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My more than Friend, accept the Warning Lay

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 14:16-24 (Expository)
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Come Sinners, to the Gospel Feast

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 14:33 (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 14:33 (Reference)
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And wilt Thou yet be found?

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 14:16-24 (Allusion)
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Come, Thou high and lofty Lord

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 14:26 (Allusion)
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And wilt Thou yet be found?

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 14:33 (Allusion)
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Abraham, when severely tried

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 14:35 (Allusion)
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Draw near, O Son of God, draw near

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 15:11-24 (Expository)
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Yes, from this instant now, I will

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 15:2 (Reference)
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See, sinners, in the gospel glass

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 15:4-7 (Reference)
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God, whose mercies never end

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 15:1-2 (Allusion)
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Come Sinners, to the Gospel Feast

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 15:4-7 (Allusion)
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My more than Friend, accept the Warning Lay

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 15:7 (Allusion)
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Glory to God, and praise, and love (O For a Thousand Tongues)

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 15:17 (Allusion)
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God of all power, and truth, and grace, which shall from age to age

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 15:18-20 (Allusion)
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Ah! whither should I go

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 15:18-20 (Allusion)
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And wilt Thou yet be found?

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 15:20 (Allusion)
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A Saviour I have

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 15:20 (Allusion)
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See, sinners, in the gospel glass

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 16:16 (Reference)
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O Saviour of all In Adam that fell

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 16:19-31 (Reference)
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Go, wretched soul, to meet thy doom

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 16:26 (Reference)
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Go, wretched soul, to meet thy doom

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 16:24 (Allusion)
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Go, wretched soul, to meet thy doom

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 17:21 (Reference)
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The soul shall be glad, In Jesus restored

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 17:16 (Allusion)
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Giver and Guardian of my sleep

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 17:19 (Allusion)
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O my offended God

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 17:19 (Allusion)
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Ah! when shall I awake

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 18:1 (Reference)
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On me that wrestling power bestow

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 18:1 (Reference)
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To the hills I lift mine eyes

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 18:1 (Reference)
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Soldiers of Christ, Arise

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 18:1 (Reference)
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How long, how often shall I pray, take all iniquity away, and the good things

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 18:1 (Reference)
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Come, ye followers of the Lord

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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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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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 18:28 (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 18:1 (Reference)
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Ah! when shall I awake

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 18:13 (Allusion)
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O my offended God

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 18:13 (Allusion)
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Saviour, and Friend of sinners, see

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 18:13 (Allusion)
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Saviour, and Friend of sinners, see

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 18:13 (Allusion)
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And wilt Thou yet be found?

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 18:13-14 (Allusion)
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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 (Allusion)
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And wilt Thou yet be found?

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 18:27 (Reference)
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All things are possible to him

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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Luke 18:28 (Allusion)
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The Lord unto My Lord Has Said, Sit Thou, in Glory Sit (Psalm 110)

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Songwriters: Charles Wesley
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