When Elder Curtis confesses that he hid a pornography problem to qualify for his mission, his wise mission president refuses to simply send him home. Instead, over a series of tender interviews and study assignments, he leads the young man through the true meaning of godly sorrow, forsaking, restitution, confession, and rebirth in Christ. A warm, teaching-driven exploration of repentance and divine acceptance, it assures every reader that the Savior's forgiveness is bigger than any sin. Turns the discouraging scripture 'many are called but few are chosen' into a message of hope: God's default is that we ARE chosen unless we choose otherwise. A gentle, story-driven walk through real repentance for anyone crushed by guilt or an unconfessed sin. Draws deeply on President Kimball's 'The Miracle of Forgiveness' while emphasizing mercy and Christ's eagerness to forgive. Directly addresses the pornography struggle and the fear of confessing before a mission. “You tell your students that far more of our Father's children will be exalted than we think!”Perfect for a Latter-day Saint burdened by guilt, an unconfessed sin, or the fear of being unforgivable—especially prospective or serving missionaries and anyone struggling to feel accepted by God.
