I'm Taylor. And I'm Tyler. And I'm John.

We welcome you to a special edition of Booker Mormon Central's Come Follow Me Insights.

Today, an Easter celebration. We've invited our friend John Hilton to share time with us today

as we celebrate Jesus and His love. So, to begin and to set the stage for today, let me just take a few moments and kind of outline

what we're going to be doing.

You'll notice right off of the bat that we're going to be talking about something infinite

in nature.

It's the infinite atonement, and as President Nelson reminded

us a few years ago in General Conference, it's not an entity unto itself. It's not a thing

in isolation. It's the infinite atonement of, this is really important, of Jesus Christ.

So sometimes we can get so excited about what the atonement can do for us or how the

atonement can help us or heal us or forgive us, when at the end of the day,

the atonement itself doesn't do any of those things.

He's the one who does all of those things through the power of his atonement, through the

things that he suffered willingly, of his own free will and choice, that opens this door for us overcoming sin and

temptation and struggles and pain and adversity and affliction. It's important that we keep

the focus, especially on Easter around this time of year, that we keep the focus clearly

on this Son of God as we celebrate the most important event

in the history of the universe, I think, in the history of eternity as far as we're concerned

for our salvation.

So to begin, Taylor is going to help us understand the foundation of where we get most of our information

from the first century in the Holy Land regarding the events of the infinite atonement

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