"Ach bleib mit deiner Gnade" (Ah, abide with your grace) is a hymn with text by Josua Stegmann [de] written in 1627.

Stegmann wrote "Ach bleib mit deiner Gnade" and published it in 1627 in the second edition of his prayer book Christliches Gebet Büchlein, subtitled "... auff die bevorstehende Betrübte, Krigs, Theurung und Sterbens Zeiten gerichtet, benebenst Morgen und Abendtsegen auff alle Tage in der Wochen, so wol auch Beicht, Communion und andern Gebetlein auff allerhand Noth der Christenheit accommodiret" (... for the upcoming sad times of war, inflation and dying, with blessings for morning and evening for all days of the week, as well as accommodating repentance, communion and other little prayers for several needs of Christianity).

The six stanzas pray that Jesus may remain "with us" ("bei uns") with his grace, word, illumination, blessing, protection and faithfulness, possibly derived from 1 Corinthians 1:4–9.

The jazz musicians Till Brönner (flugelhorn) and Dieter Ilg (double bass) included the song in their 2018 album Nightfall.

She changed the metre, making it impossible to sing it to the common melody in German-speaking areas, but it became popular with several different tunes.