The Cloth That Turned White as Snow | Come Follow Me Bedtime Story | Isaiah 1

A gentle bedtime story about a stain that would not wash out, and the kindest promise God ever made about it. A Come Follow Me bedtime story for September 14–20, "God Is My Salvation" (Isaiah 1–12). A girl kneels by a stream at the end of the day with a piece of cloth she cannot get clean, and her grandmother sits down beside her and tells her what the prophet Isaiah said that afternoon. God had noticed His people drifting, and He did not say go away. He said come. Though your sins be as scarlet, they shall be as white as snow. And because no one could scrub their way there, God promised to send a child who would be called Wonderful, Counsellor, the Prince of Peace. The grown-ups in the house have two more this week: a morning meditation that stands in the temple with Isaiah for his call, and a sleep meditation that rests under the cloud and fire God creates over every ordinary house. (00:00) Tonight's Story (01:40) The Village and the Stream (03:20) The Stain That Would Not Come Out (05:40) What the Prophet Said Today (07:50) Come Now, Let Us Reason Together (09:40) White as Snow (11:30) The Child Who Was Coming (13:10) God Is Like This With You, Too (14:20) Drifting to Sleep Scriptures: Isaiah 1–12 Come, Follow Me lesson: "God Is My Salvation" Lesson dates: September 14–20 🔔 Follow the show and turn on notifications so you never miss a week.