Spiritual Sunday: The Danger of the Permanent Label (Part 2)

What if the greatest obstacle to someone’s future isn’t their past—but the people who refuse to let them leave it behind?

In Part 2 of The Danger of the Permanent Label, Jared Harding Wilson explores the spiritual consequences of defining people by old mistakes, past versions of themselves, and labels they no longer deserve. Drawing on the Parable of the Prodigal Son, teachings from Jeffrey R. Holland and Dallin H. Oaks, and examples from scripture, this Spiritual Sunday message examines why Christ sees potential where others see permanence—and why we should be careful not to write someone else’s final chapter before God has finished their story.

Spiritual Sunday: Rain, Not Thunder by Jared Harding Wilson

We live in a culture that loves to cancel people the second they make a mistake, but what happens when that toxic thunder strikes your own living room? In his inaugural Spiritual Sunday post, Jared Harding Wilson shares a raw, vulnerable look at surviving family drama, the timeless wisdom of 13th-century poet Rumi, and why modern society has forgotten how to let people change. Read on to discover how prophetic counsel from President Nelson and President Oaks can help us trade the roaring noise of conflict for the quiet, healing rain of patient love.

Is Social Media Killing Our Compassion? The Real Cost of Comparison by Jared Harding Wilson

Stop the “better than” trap today! Jared Harding Wilson explores how the Savior’s infinite Atonement reaches deeper than any social media comparison or mistake could ever sink. Find hope here.

Quote of the Day: Not All Who Wander Are Lost: Is Anyone Ever Truly Lost?

Is anyone ever truly beyond the reach of redemption? Jared Harding Wilson explores how Tolkien’s Aragorn, the Prodigal Son, and Alma the Younger prove that even the darkest wandering can lead home.