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As an expression of our gratitude, we’d love to bless you with an inspiring new video entitled It Is Well with My Soul: Finding Hope and Healing Through the Worship Arts.

The winter months after Christmas often leave many people feeling discouraged. The sparkle of the season fades, routines return, and the bleakness of the weather provides very little comfort. This can be a difficult time marked by questions, grief, and emotional weariness. Yet for believers, Scripture reminds us that our honest struggles can become a meaningful language of worship.

Lament is not a sign of weak faith. It is a vital part of spiritual life and an invitation to bring our full selves before God. The worship arts give shape to this kind of expression. Music, poetry, and visual art open space for authenticity and allow our hearts to breathe. Through worship, sorrow can move toward trust and hope.

This theme is beautifully illustrated in the hymn "It Is Well with My Soul." Horatio Spafford wrote it after losing his four daughters in a tragic shipwreck. His words express deep anguish while declaring confidence in the presence and peace of Christ. The result is a timeless testimony of faith in suffering.

The Bible provides similar examples in Psalms of longing and sorrow and in the story of Job. Modern believers such as Joni Eareckson Tada and John Piper also show how creativity and honest lament can lead to renewed dependence on God.

This video invites viewers to explore how worship becomes a pathway to healing. Through reflection, biblical truth, and creative expression, It Is Well with My Soul offers a hopeful guide for anyone walking through seasons of heaviness and seeking the comforting presence of God.