8.30.2013

#ItIsWell {Week 35}

It's been a difficult week, for a multitude of reasons. Over and over, I have found myself going to Scripture and old hymns for encouragement. I have several favorite hymns, including Amazing Grace and Great Is Thy Faithfulness, but my all time favorite is It Is Well with My Soul, and has been since I was a little girl.

When I shared a line from it on the Busy Nothings Facebook page this week, a friend mentioned that she had once heard the backstory of It Is Well, but she couldn't remember it now. I pulled up a video of it to share, and was struck by the fact that if Horatio G. Spafford could say "It is well...", then so can I.

 

{#iamthankful}

For the example of the Spafford family and Horatio's faith

That I can, indeed, say It Is Well, no matter what the future holds

My sweet husband bringing home two pumpkin muffins for his pumpkin-crazed wife

A surprise phone call from a sister

That God chooses to use me for His glory, even when I'm feeling unusable

For Amazing Grace

What are YOU thankful for?



1 comment:

  1. Thinking of you. It is quite incredible that Spafford wrote that song out of everything he had been through.

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