Muskegon Central United Methodist Church

06/02/2026

06/02/2026

Lord,

It is well with my soul, a declaration I'm choosing to make even when my circumstances aren't well, when my body hurts, when my heart breaks, when nothing feels okay.

This isn't denying reality or pretending everything is fine, it's declaring that at the deepest level, where it matters most, my soul rests secure in You regardless of what's happening around me.

Teach me the difference between my circumstances and my soul, that one can be chaos while the other remains at peace, that external storms don't have to create internal ones.

I can say it is well with my soul even when life isn't well, health isn't well, relationships aren't well, finances aren't well, because my soul's wellness isn't tied to those things.

Help me anchor my soul in You so deeply that whatever happens to my body, my plans, my life, the core of who I am remains settled, steady, at peace in Your hands.

Remind me that Horatio Spafford wrote these words after losing his children, proving it's possible to declare wellness of soul in the midst of devastating loss and pain.

Give me grace to make this declaration authentically, not as denial but as defiant faith, choosing to affirm that despite everything, it is well with my soul because You hold it.

Let me say with confidence today and always, it is well with my soul, not because everything is okay but because my soul is anchored in the God who is always okay.

In Jesus' name,
Amen

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