Jared Harding Wilson

The Shadow of Javert: When Judgment Blinds Us to Redemption by Jared Harding Wilson

If the world were filled with “Javerts,” there would be no redemption. Join Jared Harding Wilson as he explores how to silence your inner critic and embrace the ultimate grace of the Atonement.

Wordless Wednesday: Beaming Branches and Bright Borders

A photo by Jared Harding Wilson of a large tree with the setting sun beaming through its branches, casting shadows across a scenic walking path.

Some mornings are meant to be felt, not just seen. Sit in the stillness as the sun filters through the forest, captured by Jared Harding Wilson. This Wordless Wednesday, “Beaming Branches and Bright Borders” invites you to wander a picturesque path bathed in the soft, serene light of a new day.

The Velcro Effect: Why We Cling to Our Worst Days (and How to Let the Manure Settle)

A large shovel in a muddy farm field next to a sign reading "The Velcro Effect: Why We Cling to Our Worst Days." A sparkling salt statue of a woman stands nearby as a white flower grows from a pile of dirt during a storm.

Why does your brain feel like Velcro for bad days but Teflon for the good ones? In this post, Jared Harding Wilson suggests how to rewire your mindset and finally let the manure settle.

Wordless Wednesday: Supermoon Shimmering on Still Shores By Jared Harding Wilson

A bright supermoon rising over dark mountain silhouettes with stars visible above Quail Creek Reservoir beach.

Is it the sun or the moon? This supermoon at Quail Creek is so bright it’s hard to tell. Join Jared Harding Wilson for a stunning visual journey under the Utah stars.

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Something on your “to-do list” that never gets done. The gutter. It’s been hanging down and getting worse for a long, long time. The good news is, worried that it would fall on my wife’s car, or on her, I broke out my ladder 🪜 and climbed up and fixed it. I had to pickupContinue reading “Daily Prompt Reply”

Quote of the Day: The Danger of the Label: Why We Should Never “Make Up Our Minds” by Jared Harding Wilson

Vintage movie poster of The Philadelphia Story with Katharine Hepburn, Cary Grant, and James Stewart, including the quote 'The time to make up your mind about people, is never.'

Stop labeling and start living! 🔓 Jared Harding Wilson explores how Katharine Hepburn’s “Box Office Poison” era proves we should never make up our minds about people. Read more for a fresh perspective.

50 Posts, 1,000 Books, and One Hard Truth: Happiness is a Daily Choice by Jared Harding Wilson

A cozy writing desk with an open journal, a fountain pen, a stack of books, a Star Wars Vader mug with hot cocoa, and a small wood-carved bird by a window.

50 posts later, Jared Harding Wilson shares how writing became a tool for healing. From consuming thousands of books to creating his own story, learn why happiness is a daily, intentional choice.

Wordless Wednesday: Autumn’s Amber Aura and Angelic Architecture by Jared Harding Wilson

Sun shining through orange and yellow fall leaves on the Provo City Center Temple grounds with green grass.

Join Jared Harding Wilson for this Wordless Wednesday, featuring a quiet stroll through the golden autumn glow and sacred spires of the Provo City Center Temple.

From Ashes to Altars: Finding My Miracle in the Provo City Center Temple by Jared Harding Wilson

Active fire scene at night showing firefighters with hoses pointing at flames inside the historic Provo Tabernacle windows.

Can a life burned to ashes truly become a miracle? Jared Harding Wilson shares how the Provo Tabernacle fire to being rebuilt as The Provo City Center Temple mirrors his own journey from rock bottom to transformation through Jesus Christ.

Quote of the Day: Hemingway, Kintsugi, and My Journey Back to Whole by Jared Harding Wilson

A ceramic kintsugi bowl with gold-filled cracks, featuring the Ernest Hemingway quote: 'The world breaks everyone, and afterward, some are strong at the broken places.

How do you come back from the point of no return? I’m Jared Harding Wilson, and this is my raw story of mending a shattered life with gold, grace, and the courage to seek help.