Archive of messages sent while serving as a bishop in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
I've been driving a lot lately. A last minute trip to Nebraska to pick up my dad, fun in southern Colorado (involving two flat tires!), and a few trips to the airport. This time on the road lends itself to so many thoughts passing through one's mind.
Archive of messages sent while serving as a bishop in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
One recurring thought I had in my 40+ hours of driving was recounting the many times I've seen the Lord's hand in my life. Whether it was a small memory of comfort or an actual miracle, I realized that I have been witness to God's hand over and over.
I see it in simple things, like the new families that have moved into our ward, the new found family time during COVID, or a farmer in the middle of nowhere with the tool I needed to fix my flat! (Literal middle of nowhere, look up Disappointment Valley for reference.) I've been witness to healings, fulfilled promises, and the most miraculous of all, great changes of heart.
One could describe some of my experiences as mere coincidence. However, this would deny probability and my own strong confirmations of the Spirit. While I have not physically seen God's hand like the Brother of Jared, my experiences are just as real.
God is real. He loves you and want what's best for you.
Our Heavenly Father is in the details. He is in the midst of these crazy times. If we look, we will see Him. If we listen, we will hear Him. Please seek to see and hear your Heavenly Father each day.
With Love,
Bishop Sullivan
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