10/29/2026, Thursday
Weight: 229.0
BP and Pulse: 110/71, 70
GMI: 6.8 Daily 3 day Average Glucose: 143
Glucose level: 126 @ 0440
Reported Sleep: 6:17
Yesterday's Steps: 8,139
Journal Entry:
We will serve at the Bishops Storehouse later today.
Part of the Come Follow Me lesson today was that we should pray to recognize that we will be given opportunities to minister to others from time to time and that we should stand ready to do so in a loving way.
Last week at the storehouse during a fairly busy period, I noticed a woman examining the large photograph on our wall of the First Presidency and the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles. It's not up to date but maybe three years old. This woman asked me who these men in the photograph were and I took a brief moment to explain a little about these men who are leaders in our church. Then she thanked me for the explanation in a way that made me realize that she really didn't know about the leadership of the church and was appreciative of my brief explanation and then we both continued with what we were doing. I then realized that she was truly interested and was truly grateful. I have kept thinking about that brief exchange and hope I got it right with my response.
I hope to continue to recognize opportunities like this and to handle them appropriately.
Come Follow Me:
Jeremiah 33:8 And I will cleanse them from all their iniquity, whereby they have sinned against me; and I will pardon all their iniquities, whereby they have sinned, and whereby they have transgressed against me.
"We know from modern revelation that we will be judged for our desires as well as our actions and that even our thoughts will condemn us. We must not “procrastinate the day of [our] repentance” until death, Amulek taught, because the same spirit that has possessed our body in this life—whether the Lord’s or the devil’s—“will have power to possess [our] body in that eternal world.” Our Savior has the power and stands ready to cleanse us from evil. Now is the time to seek His help to repent of our wicked or unseemly desires and thoughts to be clean and prepared to stand before God at the Final Judgment."
President Dallin H. Oaks, Apostle
