At 3:30 in the morning, in a Jerusalem hotel room, forty years of fear finally left.
The Tighter I Held is the true story of what it costs to hold on, and what happens when you finally let go.
Kristy Sullivan spent four decades building a life around fear she’d mistaken for wisdom, a childhood marked by violence and performance faith, a dream she nearly died for, a body that kept its own record long after she stopped keeping one. Then, at 3:30 in the morning in a Jerusalem hotel room, she stopped being afraid. The Tighter I Held is the true story of what it took to let go.
From the Book
You’re not invited here. You don’t belong here. Leave and never bother us again. Jesus has got this.
Knowing what the Bible says and letting it change you are two entirely different things.
God does not wait for people to be whole before He works through them. He works through broken things all the time.
This is what I believe now: the body keeps score. It does not forget what the mind tries to set aside.