Hello, everyone. Welcome to Follow Him favorites. This is where John and I share a single story to go with

each week's lesson. John, we are in Doctrine and Covenants 19 this week. I thought of a story as I was reading

where the Lord says, please repent, please repent over and over. In fact, he doesn't even say,

please. He says, I command you to repent. I command you to repent because I don't want you to suffer.

Do you don't remember? He says, how sore you know not. I don't want you to suffer. So please repent.

I think he says command to repent, honestly, throughout the entire section. It made me think of

this story. C.S. Lewis wrote a book called The Great Divorce. It's not as famous as his other ones,

Chronicles of Narnia, and mere Christianity. But I really like this one. There's a lot of different

stories in it, a lot more detail, but I like this single part of it.

I think it's really towards the end of the book where there's a man who doesn't live a good life and he ends up going to hell.

So C.S.

Lewis, Christian believes heaven and hell.

So the man ends up going to hell and he doesn't like it C.S. Lewis, Christian, believes heaven and hell. So the man ends up going to hell,

and he doesn't like it there. It's not a nice place to visit, and I wouldn't want to live there.

I don't want to live there. He says it's black and white, not a lot of color, everybody's pretty

henri, and there's lots of long lines. Wouldn't that make

you think, I want to repent? I can handle burning and fire, but yeah, long lines and onry people

and no color. Yeah. So as he's there, he hates it there, he sees that you can take a tour of heaven.

There's like a bus that goes to heaven. Sure, go take a tour of heaven. There's like a bus that goes to heaven.

Sure, go take a tour of heaven.

So he gets on the bus and wants to see it.

Well, he gets to heaven and he loves it there.

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