May the Mind of Christ, My Savior Lyrics, Story, and Video

May the Mind of Christ, My Savior Lyrics

1 May the mind of Christ, my Savior,
Live in me from day to day,
By his love and power controlling
All I do and say.

2 May the word of God dwell richly
In my heart from hour to hour,
So that all may see I triumph
Only through his power.

3 May the peace of God, my Father,
Rule my life in everything,
That I may be calm to comfort
Sick and sorrowing.

4 May the love of Jesus fill me
As the waters fill the sea.
Him exalting, self abasing:
This is victory.

5 May we run the race before us,
Strong and brave to face the foe,
Looking only unto Jesus
As we onward go.

May the Mind of Christ, My Savior Hymn Story

“May the Mind of Christ, My Savior” is a Christian hymn that was composed by Kate Barclay Wilkinson. It was first published in 1925. Not much is known about Kate B Wilkinson.

She was born in England, United Kingdom in 1859. She was heavily involved in children’s ministry with special focus on girls. It has been said that this song was created for children.

The tune for this hymn is called ST LEONARDS. This tune was composed by A Cyril Barham-Gould for the text provided by Wilkinson.

The song goes through various themes of the Bible. It starts off with “mind of Christ” in verse 1 and is a prayer or a wish to have that mind in oneself.

In the second verse it deals with theme of the “word of God” and expresses the wish to have that word in our hearts.

In the third verse the song shifts to the peace of God and requests God to have that peace of God that will bring calm and comfort to those in need. In verse four it deals with the Love of Jesus.

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May the Mind of Christ, My Savior Hymn Video

YouTube video
May the Mind of Christ My Saviour (Tune: St Leonard – 5vv) [with lyrics for congregations]

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