It’s not as if I always have great faith every moment. Sometimes, even the prayers and supplications I offer feel like mere words—spoken while still trying to find an anchor to hold onto.
So when I sang this song today, it felt more like a heart’s plea than a conviction declaration. I found myself simply saying, “God, please work it out. If you don’t come through, it would be the end of me.”
Gradually, I’m beginning to understand the depth of the author’s pain when he wrote the Psalm: “I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills…” The speaker had a history—a track record—of seeking help from people who ultimately couldn’t provide it. Time and again, he looked to others, believing they would show up, only to realize at the peak of his need that it was God who truly worked it out.
You don’t need to have massive faith at all times. Sometimes, it’s enough to simply look up.
This Psalm is a powerful expression of trust and confidence in God's help and protection. It acknowledges Him as the ultimate source of strength and guidance.
There are moments when even saying “It is well” feels like forcing words past choked-up tears, pain, and sorrow. But you know what? Say it anyway. Say to your soul: It is well.
Even as I type these words, I feel relief washing over me.
The debt may have piled up. The bank might be on the verge of claiming everything in your name. Still—God will work it out.
These words remind us that God is actively working in our lives—even when we can't see it or understand it.
So as you go about your day, why not put the song “God Will Work It Out” on repeat? Let it bless you, uplift you, and give you the hope, strength, and courage to face today.
Stay Revived!
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