Dear Patience, When you first showed up, I thought I could just ignore you. I don’t need Patience. This will soon pass. But, alas, the trial of my faith did not soon pass, and...
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Brother Jared Scolaro
Articles by Brother Jared Scolaro
You Are What You Eat
I recently discovered that with my Amazon Prime account I can watch SpongeBob for free. This came at a time when I was very stressed at the end of my college semester because,...
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Sweater
Today's article is a post by Brother Jared Scolaro from back in 2015. When I was younger, I had mixed feelings about Santa Claus. Sometimes I would really love him, like when he...
Chicken Soup for the Soul
I ate a lot of chicken soup in 2020. In fact, due to some whacky health complications, it’s the only meal I ate all year. As you might imagine, a lot my recent prayers have gone...
Dear Patience
Dear Patience, When you first showed up, I thought I could just ignore you. I don’t need Patience. This will soon pass. But, alas, the trial of my faith did not soon pass, and...
No End in Sight
I can only imagine how the Jaredites felt after 343 days on the open sea. Yes, they were just one day away from arriving at a promised land, which was choice above all others,...
A Time of Harvest
When I was in high school, I became addicted to an online game called Farmville. Like many online games, Farmville is free to play, but for just a few dollars you can purchase...
Even the Storms Are for Our Benefit
Today's Miracle Monday is a blessing shared by Brother Jared Scolaro in response to our prompt, "Share an experience regarding missionary travel." I was blessed to tag along on a...
God of the Universe
My boss is a good guy, but sometimes it would seem I get lost in the details of his work. He often forgets what he has asked me to do and obligates me for conflicting tasks...
In the Middle of It
Have you ever felt like even after praying and praying about that tough situation in your life, you still see no sign of improvement? Like you’ve waited and waited, but it still...