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The Duality of Christ’s Atonement
The Atonement of Jesus Christ is about more than just becoming clean; it’s about becoming someone who no longer gets dirty.
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Eternal life is the result of who we choose to become, not an arbitrary test. By aligning with celestial laws, we naturally grow into beings ready for celestial glory. Judgment day reflects our transformation, not God’s decision to “let us in.”
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The Musician
A master musician invited the world to follow His teachings. Those who practiced diligently played beautifully, while others struggled. The Musician wept, feeling both joy and sorrow at the results of their choices.
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The War in Heaven: Could Satan’s Plan Have Worked?
The “War in Heaven” was a battle over agency. Satan’s plan sought to remove it, offering a false guarantee of salvation. God’s plan, though uncertain, allows true progression by giving us the freedom to choose.
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Are You Enough?
The trending “You are enough” ideology may appear uplifting, but it subtly undermines the transformative power of Christ’s atonement by discouraging growth and repentance. True joy and salvation come not from complacency, but from trusting the Savior to refine and perfect us as we strive to become all that God intends.