His Grace Is Sufficient for Me (Morris)

“I’ve anchored my soul in the Haven of Rest”;
I’ve pillowed my head on the dear Savior’s breast;
I’m trusting His promise of mercy so free;
Fear not, “For My grace is sufficient for thee.”

Refrain

At home or abroad, on the land or the sea,
God’s wonderful grace is sufficient for me;
I’m finding it true that where’er I may be,
His grace is sufficient for me,
For me, for me, His grace is sufficient for me.

Wherever my lot upon earth may be cast,
Mid storm and mid tempest He holdeth me fast;
No harm can betide while His dear face I see,
And cling to the hand that was wounded for me.

Refrain

The billows in fury around me may beat;
The “Cleft in the Rock” is my blessèd retreat;
My Shield and Defender forever is He;
The Savior Whose grace is sufficient for me.

Refrain

And when I have finished life’s voyage at last,
When safe in the harbor my anchor is cast,
The theme of my praises forever shall be,
God’s grace, which is always sufficient for me.

Refrain

Author: J. B. Herbert

Year: 1914

The parenthetical "(Morris)" in the title most likely refers to the author of the music (Lelia N. Morris), not the lyrics. The words are by J. B. (John Bunyan) Herbert. The full hymn is commonly attributed this way in hymnals from the early 20th century.