The True Remnant

  🌅 Repentance Means Come Closer There’s a word people often hear the wrong way. Repent. For many, it sounds heavy. Like accusation. Like failure. Like God saying, You disappointed Me. But I’ve come to see it differently. Much differently. Repentance does not mean   back away in shame. It means: Come closer. 🕊️ What If We’ve Heard It Backwards? What if repentance is not mostly about what you’ve done wrong… but about turning again toward what is right? Not groveling. Not self-condemnation. Not spiritual punishment. Just turning. Returning. Realigning. Coming home. That’s a very different feeling. And I think much closer to Christ. 📖 What the Word Means The Greek word translated   repent   is   metanoia. It means: Change your mind. Turn. Adjust your direction. That’s movement. Not humiliation. Direction. Not despair. If you’re walking toward a cliff and someone says, “Turn around.” That’s not condemnation. That’s rescue. That’s repentance. 🌿 Jesus’ Tone Matter...

  🕊️ Goodness of God (Listen while you read) “Goodness of God” — CeCe Winans https://youtu.be/EyFSQskAodk There comes a point in life… when faith becomes less about ideas— and more about memory. You look back. And you start seeing it. He was there. In losses. In healings. In prayers barely whispered. In doors opened. In doors mercifully shut. And you realize— all my life You have been faithful. That line isn’t just a lyric. It’s a witness. 🌿 Looking Back Changes Everything Sometimes we spend so much time asking where God is now… we forget where He already has been. But if you look carefully— there is a trail. Mercies. Rescues. Quiet interventions. Strength when you had none. That’s the goodness of God. Not abstract goodness. Personal goodness. 🪶 His Goodness Runs After Us One of the deepest lines in this song— Your goodness is running after me. I love that. Because it means grace is not passive. It pursues. Even when we wander. Even when we doubt. Even when we limp. Goodness fol...

📖 An Illustrated History of the Nemenhah — Volume One by a Talking Feather 🪶 This illustrated manuscript-style volume is a visual introduction to the remembered world of the Nemenhah — their migrations, councils, sacred places, healing traditions, stewardship, lamentations, and hope. The pages are designed to be explored slowly, almost like an ancient manuscript collection. On a computer or phone, you can zoom in to see many of the smaller details and writings throughout the artwork. 🔗 Open the Full Illustrated PDF Here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GuEMWo_WaCr0Scr5mdxr6eWfrwYwFTXR/view?usp=sharing 🌿 Tip: If viewing on a computer, use full-screen mode and zoom in for the best experience.     📖 An Illustrated History of the Nemenhah — Volume One by a Talking Feather 🪶 This illustrated manuscript-style volume is a visual introduction to the remembered world of the Nemenhah — their migrations, councils, sacred places, healing traditions, stewardship, lamentations, and...

  🪶 LETTER FIVE Repentance Is Relief Kids, I want to tell you something I didn’t understand when I was younger. Repentance is not punishment. It is relief. For years, I thought repentance was mostly about guilt. About being corrected. About being reminded where I fell short. And yes, there is conviction in it. But conviction is not condemnation. There’s a difference. There was a season when the Lord showed me parts of myself I hadn’t wanted to face. Pride. Control. Fear. Subtle things. Not dramatic sins. Just stubborn places in my heart. And when I saw them, I had a choice. Defend myself. Or surrender them. When I surrendered them… something surprising happened. Peace came. Not shame. Not humiliation. Peace. Repentance felt like setting down a heavy backpack I didn’t realize I had been carrying. It felt like exhaling after holding my breath for years. It felt like alignment. The Lord was not standing over me with accusation. He was inviting me forward. “Come unto me… and I will gi...

  🌅 REPENTANCE IS NOT A BAD WORD There’s a word that scares people. Repent. You say it in church and half the room tightens up. It sounds like: You messed up. You’re guilty. You better fix it. God’s disappointed. But let me tell you something straight. Repentance is one of the most hopeful words ever spoken. It is not a negative word. It is a rescue word. 🌿 What “Repent” Actually Means In the Bible, the Greek word is   metanoia . It means: Change your mind. Turn around. Think differently. That’s it. It doesn’t mean grovel. It doesn’t mean shame spiral. It doesn’t mean public humiliation. It means turn. If you’re walking the wrong way down a trail and someone says, “Hey, you’re headed toward a cliff,” and you turn around — that’s repentance. It’s intelligent. It’s humble. It’s hopeful. 🕊️ The Lord’s Tone About Repentance Listen to Jesus in the Book of Mormon: “Will ye not now return unto me, and repent… that I may heal you?” — 3 Nephi 9:13 That doesn’t sound angry. That soun...

  🪶 IS THE LDS CHURCH THE ONLY TRUE CHURCH ON THE FACE OF THE LAND? 🌿 The Book of Mormon & the Nemenhah — What They Show Together 🕊️ By The True Remnant 🌄 A QUIET QUESTION Over time, a question has settled in my heart. Not loud. Not forced. Just steady: 👉 What are these records actually trying to show us? Because when you read both: The Book of Mormon And the Nemenhah records …side by side— Something begins to open. Not confusion. Clarity. 📖 THE BOOK OF MORMON — A FOUNDATION The Book of Mormon does a few very specific things: It testifies of Christ clearly It warns the Gentiles (that’s us) It shows a repeating pattern: Truth received Prosperity Pride Loss of the Spirit And it leaves us with a question: 👉 Will we recognize ourselves in that pattern? It does not force the answer. It lets the honest heart see it. 🌿 THE NEMENHAH — A CONTINUATION The Nemenhah records don’t replace the Book of Mormon. They build on it . Th...