In this heartfelt episode, Scott and Deb explore the enabling and compensatory blessings of Jesus Christ’s Atonement. Building on last week’s discussion of redemption from sin, they dive into the power of honest repentance—including the vulnerability of opening our “sealed rooms”—and how Christ strengthens and transforms us through grace. With deeply personal stories of addiction recovery, learning disabilities, and unfair suffering, they testify that the Savior meets us in our mess, not after we’ve cleaned it up. You’ll be invited to consider where Jesus has made your weakness strong and how He compensates you for your undeserved pain.

This episode is a companion for anyone who’s ever felt not enough—and needs to be reminded that they are not alone, and never beyond the reach of Christ’s healing, enabling, and redeeming love.

What do you do when the damage can’t be undone? In this raw and real episode, Scott and Deb talk about those painful moments when sin, mistakes, or even things outside our control cause permanent consequences—and how Jesus Christ can still bring wholeness. They explore the Savior’s ability not just to forgive, but to repair—to heal emotions, soften hearts, and make relationships meaningful again, even when the original “problem” remains.

Using powerful personal stories, vivid analogies, and scriptural anchors, they testify that Christ's Atonement isn't just for spiritual cleanliness—it's for emotional and relational healing too. You’ll hear about parenting regrets, generational wounds, and how we sometimes cling to our own shame rather than trust the Savior’s outstretched hands. This episode is a lifeline for anyone who feels stuck in what they can’t fix. The Savior still can.

In this episode of Redeemed Through His Blood, Scott and Deb explore one of the most hope-filled doctrines of the gospel—the unconditional effects of Jesus Christ’s Atonement. These are the blessings given freely: the sustaining strength, healing grace, and divine compensation extended even when we’re unaware, undeserving, or unready. With clarity and compassion, they unpack how Christ’s love reaches into every soul, not because of who we are—but because of who He is.

This conversation lifts burdens and quiets doubts, especially for those who feel like they haven’t “earned” Christ’s help. Scott and Deb testify that Jesus’s Atonement isn’t just reserved for the repentant—it’s at work in the trauma we didn’t cause, in the wounds we didn’t choose, and in the aching places we don’t yet know how to surrender. If you’ve ever wondered whether He’s helping you—even when you’re not doing “all the things”—this episode will answer with a resounding yes.

What if the Atonement of Jesus Christ is already at work in your life—even before you’ve changed, even before you believed it was real? In this episode, Scott and Deb explore the unconditional power of Christ’s Atonement: how it shows up in broken families, quiet compensations for unjust suffering, and moments of strength we didn’t earn. This is grace not as reward, but as rescue—extending across every life, reaching into every kind of pain.

With stories of adoption, mental illness, trauma, and triumph, this episode opens our eyes to the quiet ways Jesus is already ministering to us, often before we even recognize it. He lifts where we didn’t know we had fallen, compensates for what life unfairly took, and strengthens us in ways we only understand in hindsight. This isn’t just about forgiveness—it’s about being seen, held, and healed by a Savior who has already chosen you.

What does real faith look like—and how can it become a transforming power in your life? In this episode of Redeemed Through His Blood, Scott and Deb dive deep into the doctrine of faith in Jesus Christ. Far from being passive belief, faith is portrayed here as a relational, responsive trust that moves us to act—even when we don’t see the outcome. Drawing on personal experiences, scriptures, and gospel teachings, they explore what it means to trust the Savior enough to move forward in uncertainty.

Scott and Deb reflect on the idea that true faith isn’t just about outcomes—it’s about becoming. As we choose to believe Christ, follow Him, and act on His promises, our faith opens the door to His enabling, strengthening, and transforming grace. This episode will help you see faith not as a checklist item, but as a way of life that connects you to divine power, especially when the path is unclear.

In this episode, Scott and Deb go beyond the outward signs of rebellion to explore the roots beneath: fear and pride. While we often focus on the visible “fruit” of sin, the Savior is gently inviting us to dig deeper. Fear isolates us, pride hardens us, and both quietly keep us from receiving the healing and connection we long for.

Through scripture, story, and soul-level honesty, Scott and Deb invite us to recognize these hidden roots and begin to surrender them. This isn’t just about behavior change—it’s about trusting Christ enough to let Him transform what lies beneath.

In this powerful season opener of Redeemed Through His Blood, Scott and Deb take us deep into the heart of our fallen condition—and the Savior’s invitation to let go of the things that keep us from Him. Drawing from Alma 23 and personal reflection, they explore what it means to bury not just obvious sins, but the subtle, spiritual weapons of rebellion that linger in our lives: pride, fear, resentment, control, shame, self-condemnation, and more.

This conversation is raw, honest, and hopeful. It’s about recognizing our resistance to God's grace and learning to lay it down—not through willpower alone, but by surrendering to Christ. If you've ever struggled with perfectionism, passivity, or pain that pulls you away from God, this episode will speak directly to your heart. Come join us as we learn to bury our weapons—and become new through Him.

In this vulnerable and hope-filled episode, Scott and Deb explore what it really means to live in a “fallen state”—and why understanding the Fall of Adam and Eve is essential to understanding Jesus Christ. Drawing from their personal journeys, recovery experiences, and scriptural insights, they discuss the difference between our divine trait and our mortal state, and how the Savior meets us in our brokenness to sculpt our identity. With tender reflections on repentance, surrender, and the role of agency, they remind us that the Fall was not a mistake, but part of a divine plan—designed to lead us back to Him.

In this heartfelt episode, Scott and Deb dive deep into the doctrine of the Fall of Adam and Eve—not as a story of shame, but as the essential backdrop to healing, growth, and redemption. With warmth and real-life vulnerability, they explore how understanding the Fall reframes our view of mortality, weakness, temptation, and pain. You’ll hear about spiritual identity, the "gift of desperation," and how remembering who we truly are can shift how we experience our most difficult days.

They also discuss personal experiences with addiction recovery, emotional strain, and road rage—yes, road rage!—as they unpack how knowing the plan of salvation helps us show more compassion to ourselves and others. If you've ever wondered why life is so hard, or if you're feeling too far gone, this episode gently reminds us that our struggles are part of God's plan—and that His plan is to redeem, restore, and never reject us. You're not alone. You’re not disqualified. You’re just in the middle of the plan—and there’s hope through Him.

In this powerful episode of Redeemed Through His Blood, Scott and Deb Durfey dive deep into the doctrine of spiritual identity—who we really are and whose we really are. They explore how truly knowing that we are literal sons and daughters of Heavenly Parents changes everything about how we experience mortality. From the war in heaven and foreordination to the veil of forgetfulness and the role of the accuser, this episode sheds light on why remembering our divine heritage is not just comforting—it’s transformative.

With touching personal stories, heartfelt testimonies, and foundational scriptures like Abraham 3 and Revelation 12, Scott and Deb invite listeners to reclaim their eternal identity, resist the lies of the adversary, and view their trials through a celestial lens. If you’ve ever wrestled with feelings of inadequacy, shame, or confusion about your worth, this episode will help you see yourself through heaven’s eyes—and remind you why the Savior’s Atonement is not only for the fallen world, but also for the forgotten truth of who you’ve always been.