Coming up in this episode on Follow Him.

I see as Lewis quote that just as rings true to me is we might think that the Lord wanted obedience to a set of rules, whereas he really wants people of a particular sort.

That's what I think doctrine Cummits One is calling us to. Are we becoming people of a particular sort? Is this who we are? Is this who we want to be?

Hello, my friends. Welcome to another episode of Follow Him. My name's Hank Smith and I am your

host and I'm here with my co-host, John, by the way, the only true and living co-host upon the face of the whole earth,

which with I, Hank Smith, am well pleased. Yes, I am living. I can verify. Yep, I'm still

life. He's still hanging on, folks. John, we are also very blessed to have Dr. J.B. Haes with us. He's been with us before, and he is a good friend, an amazing teacher. Welcome, J.B.

Thank you. Thank you. So glad to be here with both of you. This is great. We are going to have a lot of fun. Let me ask both of you, as we are beginning this year's study of the doctrine and covenants

and church history, as you look down the road and for our listeners, what are you hoping

happens?

John, let's start with you.

Looking at these revelations and hearing the voice of the Lord, who was it?

Hank that talked about the red letter edition of the Bible and how if you had a red ink edition of the doctrine governance,

the whole thing would be read, you know, almost the whole thing.

Yeah. J.B., what are you thinking?

My mind went almost at the same place as Johns.

I love that sense of, like Elder Maxwell said,

the thundering directness of Sinai,

you know, that we're hearing

the voice of the Lord all throughout these sections.

I also love this line from the introduction of the doctrine and covenants that these are real

people in real situations getting real answers to prayers.

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