If You Could Only Share Your Faith In Song Titles

Christianity isn't always about seriousness. It's a serious part of our lives as believers, but we're not robots or unfeeling creatures who never get to smile or laugh or enjoy fellowship.

Solomon wrote in Proverbs that a merry heart will make a cheerful countenance, meaning that the happiness in our hearts can be seen on our faces.

So let's have a little fun today. If you could only have a conversation about your faith using song titles, what would you say?

The Jesus I serve:
I Have Decided to Follow Jesus.
I'm Glad I Know Who Jesus Is.
Jesus Will Outshine Them All.
Jesus Loves Me.
Jesus Is Calling.
Jesus Paid it All.
Turn Your Eyes upon Jesus.
Only Trust Him.
Anywhere With Jesus.
Jesus Is the Joy of Living.
My Jesus, I Love Thee!

My sins have been forgiven:
Only a Sinner.
Christ Receiveth Sinful Men.
What Sins Are You Talking About?
My Sins Are Blotted Out.
My Sins Are Gone!
The Old Account Was Settled.
Sinner Saved By Grace.
Grace Greater Than Our Sin.

It's all about the blood of Jesus:
Are You Washed in the Blood?
There Is a Fountain.
Nothing but the Blood.
Saved by the Blood!
It's Still the Blood.
The Blood That Stained the Old Rugged Cross.
There Is Power in the Blood!
The Blood Will Never Lose It's Power.

It's all about the cross:
Kneel at the Cross.
The Old Rugged Cross.
Lead Me to Calvary.
Burdens Are Lifted at Calvary.
I Believe in a Hill Called Mount Calvary.
Calvary Covers It All.
The Way of the Cross Leads Home.

The power of prayer:
Did You Think to Pray?
Sweet Hour of Prayer.
Tell It to Jesus.
I Must Tell Jesus.
Pray about Everything.

How would you have a song titles conversation about:
Heaven?
Christmas?
Easter?
Missions?
God's faithfulness?
Christ in your heart?
Praise?
Surrender?

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