OUR LORD OF WHOLENESS

OUR LORD OF WHOLENESS - The Atonement of Jesus Christ, as the Organizing Principle.

ANNOUNCED ON MARCH 26th 2025 (FIRST VISION DAY)
WILL BEGIN SHIPPING ON APRIL 8th 2025 (1 YR Anniversary of the 2024 Eclipse)

6x9; B/W; 402 pages (choose hard or softcover) 

"I urge you to devote time each week—for the rest of your life—to increase your understanding of the Atonement of Jesus Christ." (President Nelson Oct 2024)

So many talks on Atonement in the April 2025 General Conference, this book picks up on all those themes.

The Work of Our Lord Jesus Christ is an undertaking so vast, so all-encompassing, that it transcends human comprehension. It is not merely a theological construct that we call the Atonement as an event in time. It also includes the foundational mechanism of eternal union and unity upon which all existence stands. His ministry of mercy includes the grand organizing principle that weaves together the physical, spiritual, and moral fabric of the universe.

At its most elemental core, the Lord’s atoning work is the supreme force that lifts all creation back into the eternal embrace of God. It is the universal counterforce to entropy, the force that binds together all things in heaven and on earth, transforming dust into glory and mortality into immortality.

Without the Savior's work and sacrifice, the word "Atonement" has no real meaning. He is the centerpiece of all reality, radiating outwardly with love, justice, mercy, and divine majesty—eternal, unfathomable, and infinite. He indeed is mighty to save. Come unto Him, Our Lord of Wholeness. 

About the Author:
The author has been a lifelong member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, served a full-time mission, married in the temple, and graduated from Brigham Young University in Provo twice. He has also served as a bishop, a high priest group leader, an elders quorum president, on a Stake high council, and has fulfilled most of the other callings available at the ward and stake level for many decades. This book reflects some of his own journey of faith, questioning, repentance, doctrinal understanding, forgiveness, and reconciliation experienced over the last two decades. His most recent calling is in the nursery where he seeks to become more like a little child.