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Let your heart be broken

by Bryan Jeffery Leech

Representative text

As printed in The Seventh-day Adventist Hymnal (1985), no. 575.

Verse 1

Let your heart be broken For a world in need: Feed the mouths that hunger, Soothe the wounds that bleed, Give the cup of water And the loaf of bread— Be the hands of Jesus, Serving in His stead.

Verse 2

Here on earth applying Principles of love, Visible expression— God still rules above— Living illustration Of the Living Word To the minds of all who’ve Never seen or heard.

Verse 3

Blest to be a blessing, Privileged to care, Challenged by the need— Apparent everywhere. Where mankind is wanting, Fill the vacant place. Be the means through which the Lord reveals His grace.

Verse 4

Add to your believing Deeds that prove it true, Knowing Christ as Savior, Make Him Master, too. Follow in His footsteps, Go where He has trod; In the world’s great trouble Risk yourself for God.

Verse 5

Let your heart be tender And your vision clear; See mankind as God sees, Serve Him far and near. Let your heart be broken By a brother’s pain; Share your rich resources, Give and give again.

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