What happened during the nearly two years that elapsed between the reception of Section

123 and Section 124 of the Doctrine and Covenants? As it turns out, plenty, we'll talk about that today.

Hello, we're Scott and Maureen Proctor and this is Meridian Magazine's Come Follow Me podcast,

where today we'll look at the longest section of the Doctrine and Covenants section 124,

in a lesson called A House Unto My Name. But first let me tell you about a habit I developed this year.

Last year I created the Navu Diary that had beautiful pictures of Navu and places to write every day.

In one of those diaries I chose to write the way each day that I'd felt gratitude in my life and seemed blessings flow unto me.

It created me an ability to see blessings and each day as I'd write my few sentences I felt so blessed and happy.

Then I had a really stressful moment as we were about to lead a church history tour.

When I arrived at the airport we were just checking in and I'd realized at that point that I'd forgotten my wallet.

How could that possibly happen? It never had before in my life, but it did.

So Maureen went on, she got on the airplane with the rest of our tour participants and I was left to figure out how to make it through TSA without any identification.

Try that sometime, it's not very fun.

After a very long time and with much help I finally got through, but anyone who knows the New Salt Lake Airport knows that it is a very long walk to the gates.

The agent told me it was 1.7 miles to my gate.

I ran to try to get on my flight, but just as I arrived they closed the door and would not let me on. I had missed it by 30 seconds.

My disappointment and stress were huge, especially when I tried so hard to make that plane.

I would have to catch a plane in a few hours and miss our orientation meeting that evening in Boston.

You know what I did to calm down? I sat and read through my novel diary and about a hundred of the entries that I'd made about gratitude through the year.

My stress turned into joy and a sense of the many blessings I have.

It was a sweet few hours instead of a miserable time. I actually loved it.

For this coming year I have created the Kirtland diary for thoughts and personal revelation.

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