
Kept for the Master’s Use
PREFATORY NOTE.
KEPT FOR The Master’s Use.
CHAPTER I. Our Lives kept for Jesus.
CHAPTER II. Our Moments kept for Jesus.
Chapter III. Our Hands Kept for Jesus.
Chapter IV. Our Feet kept for Jesus.
Chapter V. Our Voices kept for Jesus.
Chapter VI. Our Lips kept for Jesus.
Chapter VII. Our Silver and Gold Kept for Jesus.
In this heartfelt devotional, the author invites readers to examine the depth of their personal commitment to Christ, using lyrical prayers and vivid metaphors of a ship set out on a boundless sea of love. Through earnest questions about doubt, trust, and the subtle “leaks” that can undermine a consecrated life, the work gently challenges believers to confront the obstacles that mute their spiritual song. The opening chapter blends poetic verses with thoughtful discourse, setting a reverent tone that encourages listeners to rediscover the joy of offering every aspect of themselves to the Master.
As the narrative unfolds, the author reflects on the promise that Christ never rejects those who come to Him, urging a renewed confidence in divine acceptance. Guided by a compassionate spirit, the text offers practical insights for nurturing trust and experiencing the fullness of God's blessing in everyday moments. Listeners will find a soothing blend of prayerful poetry and earnest counsel, making this work a timeless companion for anyone seeking a deeper, more intentional walk with Jesus.
Language
en
Duration
~3 hours (209K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Bryan Ness, Stephen Hutcheson and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net
Release date
2010-03-15
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1836–1879
Remembered for warm, devotional writing and beloved hymns, this 19th-century English author brought together poetry, music, and deep personal faith. Her best-known hymn, "Take My Life and Let It Be," has kept her voice alive for generations of readers and singers.
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