Some stains seem impossible to remove. Isaiah chose scarlet and crimson for a reason: they cling. Yet the Savior promises something that defies ordinary logic. What feels permanent to us is not permanent to Him. His grace does more than cover our stains. Through repentance, He makes us clean again.
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Run to Him!
Something made them run that morning—before understanding, before certainty. What if it was hope? And what if that same hope is inviting you to move, even now? This Easter reflection explores what happens when we stop waiting for clarity and start moving toward Christ—who, it turns out, is already moving toward us.
She Never Spoke of It
In October 1930, Patricia Jean Mumford “fell into a round tub filled with scalding hot water prepared by her mother to wash the kitchen floor at their home . . .” Her mother “had the kitchen blocked off with chairs, closing the kitchen off. Patricia crawled over chairs and fell into the tub of water,…
I can remember my _____ no more.
When We Don’t Know How to Let Go Sometimes when I counsel people who are in pain, they ask how to lay their burden on the Lord. I’ve always found it difficult to describe how to do this. Yet I know it is real and powerful because I’ve experienced it myself. Recently, I asked a…
Digging Up the Past
The sons of Mosiah were powerful missionaries. These brothers brought thousands “to the knowledge of the Lord” (Alma 23:5). The Lamanites who converted to the truth were called the people of Ammon or the Anti-Nephi-Lehies. Their leader, Lamoni’s brother named Anti-Nephi-Lehi, spoke about their repentance and conversion: “And now behold, my brethren, since it has…