As an experienced seminary teacher and creator of multimedia projects for the Church Educational System, popular speaker Andy Horton knows the importance of helping youth stay clean. In Getting Past Imperfect, Brother Horton uses just the right amount of humor and enlightening experiences to teach teens to follow the Savior’s invitation to “Repent, … and come unto me . . . that ye may stand spotless before me at the last day” (3 Nephi 27:20). “We all do dumb things and end up in the pit of life,” says Brother Horton. “Changing our lives through the Savior is the only thing that can get us out of the pit and help us become clean and spotless again.” Parents and advisors will find that Brother Horton’s balance of humor and scriptures effectively teaches repentance in an approachable and uplifting way. Brother Horton challenges teens to use the tools provided by latter-day prophets to shield them from sin. “But remember,” Brother Horton says, “when you trip in life and fall down and make mistakes, the most important thing to do is to reach upward. You will find relief through the Savior.”