The sermon explored the enduring message of the hymn 'It Is Well,' tracing its origins in the profound loss experienced by Horatio Spafford, whose life mirrored the biblical story of Job. Examining Spafford's biography alongside the hymn's theological underpinnings, the message emphasized finding contentment and assurance in Christ regardless of circumstances, even amidst personal tragedy and questionable life choices. While acknowledging the author's later controversial actions and theological shifts, the sermon ultimately affirmed the hymn's timeless truth and the enduring power of faith in the face of adversity, encouraging listeners to find solace and hope in God's unwavering presence and the promise of eternal life.