Author Archives: Sara Sullivan

My conversion to Christ is ongoing. Our Savior’s Love for us is so hard to put into words. What we know — and, can try to express — is that Christ and the Father and the Holy Spirit made each … Continue reading →

Cover me, Lord, with your loving kindness. Save me, as you have promised. Then I will answer those who taunt me, for I put my hope in what you have said. –Psalm 119: 41-41 So many of our problems do … Continue reading →

The God Who loved us first gives us every good gift. In fact, we truly “cannot give what we do not have.” This truth came home to me in a particular way recently as I struggled to express to two … Continue reading →

This post is dedicated to my friends Ruth and Elizabeth in thanksgiving. Our Lady of Guadalupe, pray for us! One thing I have noticed about the Holy Spirit is that when He is really on the move, the same message … Continue reading →

In June I was able, for the first time, to go on a five-­day spiritual exercises. Yes, it was wonderful! It was needed! It was all I had hoped for and  more! During my first week back home after the … Continue reading →

So Pilate said to him, “Then you are a king?”  Jesus answered, “You say I am a king.  For this I was born and for this I came into the world, to testify to the truth.  Everyone who belongs to … Continue reading →

It is unusual in Georgia in mid-May for the weather to turn cool and breezy.  Heat and humidity start early.  Somewhere around mid-July, we southerners start moaning about the “dog days of summer” that often last all the way through … Continue reading →

The message of Heaven is very near in Georgia right now.  Last week, a sudden tragedy occurred whereby four young, Christian college women at the University of Georgia were killed in an automobile accident.  The fifth companion, Agnes, lies in … Continue reading →

Right now, we have two people in the family who are about to start driving.  I keep telling our daughter and our son that the key to good driving is to “be where you are supposed to be.”  And, I … Continue reading →

Give us JOY to balance our affliction for the years when we knew misfortune…  Let the favor of the Lord be upon us: Give success to the works of our hands, Give success to the works of our hands. –from … Continue reading →