Years have come and gone. Seasons have changed. Storms have risen and fallen. And through the years we’ve sung the words:

“It is well… it is well… with my soul.”

But let me remind you — that song was not written in comfort.

It was not written in abundance.

It was not written when everything was going right.

It was written in agony.

It was written in sorrow.

It was written after devastating loss.

And yet the writer could still declare, “It is well with my soul.”So today I have to ask you — not your neighbor, not your spouse, not the person across the aisle — but you: Is it truly well with your soul?

We live in a world that understands connection.

When the signal is strong, everything flows.

When the signal is weak, frustration rises.

Some of us treat our relationship with God like bad cell service — in and out.

One day strong.

Next day silent.

One Sunday lifted.

By Wednesday disconnected.

But hear me:

Our connection to Jesus is not a Sunday morning routine.

It is not a weekly recharge station.

It is not a religious habit.

It is life.

Deuteronomy 10:20 says, “You shall fear the Lord your God… serve Him… and to Him you shall hold fast.”

That phrase “hold fast” means to cling to, to stick to, to remain glued to.

Not visit Him.

Not occasionally acknowledge Him.

But cling to Him.

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