Hello, everyone. Welcome to Follow Him Favorites. My name is Hank Smith. I'm here with John. By the way,

this is where we tell a single story to go with each week's Come Follow Me lesson. John, this week,

we're in Doctrine, Convance, Section 3, 4, and 5. You've told me you have a story prepared.

I'm excited to hear it. Yeah, it's one that some of our listeners

might have heard before. This little verse in Section 4, very oft-repeated section, O'E that embark

in the service of God, see that you serve whom with all your heart, might, mind, and strength,

which sounds like all of you, right? You've got to be all in. The church made a little

movie years ago called Dayton's Legs. And it all started in Arizona. There was a teacher's

quorum president whose name was Spencer. I had to look hard to find his name. But the teacher's

corn president said to the teacher's quorum, hey guys, let's do a triathlon. We were always doing that,

right, Hank, when we were in the teacher school? It's always our first activity of choice.

Of course, let's do that. All of them were excited except they had a member of their quorum named

Dayton who had cerebral palsy. They were like, well, what should we do for Dayton? And Spencer was like, no, I got it. I'm going to take him as my partner. Oh, well, how are you going to do the swimming part? Well, I'm going to put him in a little inflatable boat and I'll tie a rope to my waist and I'll swim that part with him. Well, how are you going to do the biking part? Well, I've got a trailer. I'm going to hook it up to my bike and I'm going to pull him along in this trailer. Oh, well, how are you going to do the running part?

Well, I'm going to take off the trailer and push it in front of me.

This 15-year-old, I assume, this teacher's corn president, takes Dayton and runs the triathlon.

The coolest thing about watching the little movie in here, and I just think this kid is serving

with heart, might, mind, and strength is watching as they interviewed Dayton's parents to imagine

a teacher's quorum president who really knows what it means to be a brother in a quorum,

takes this brother with him. And he says in the article, you'll find a new era article

too, that towards the finish line, he says, I was beginning to run out of strength. And then I saw

Dayton smiling. That gave me the strength to be able to run past the finish line. And that was

the spirit, he said, helping us to run past the finish line and finish

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