- Day 1 – Woman, Why Weepest Thou?
- Day 2 – Peace Be Unto You
- Day 3 – Behold My Hands and My Feet
- Day 4 – Be Not Faithless, But Believing
- Day 5 – Children, Have Ye Any Meat?
- Day 6 – Lovest Thou Me?
- Day 7 – Follow Me
- Day 8 – All Power is Given Unto Me In Heaven and In Earth
- Day 9 – Go Ye Therefore and Teach All Nations
- Day 10 – Lo, I am with you always
- Day 11 – He Was Taken Up
- Day 12 – I am the light and the life of the world
- Day 13 – Arise and Come Forth Unto Me
- Day 14 – Blessed be the name of the Most High God
- Day 15 – Words of the Risen Lord
- Day 16 – After this manner shall ye baptize
- Day 17 – There Shall Be No Disputations Among You
- Day 18 – Ye must become as a little child
- Behold I have given unto you my gospel
Words of the Risen Lord
Follow me.
— John 21:19 (KJV)
The Moment
After His tender restoration of Peter by the Sea of Galilee, the Savior spoke two simple words that would define Peter’s future: “Follow me.” (see John 21:19).
When Peter, curious about the future of John, asked, “And what shall this man do?” Jesus answered, “If I will that he tarry till I come, what is that to thee? Follow thou me.” (see John 21:22).
Christ’s call was deeply personal. It was not conditioned on what others would do. It was an invitation to singular devotion—to walk the path Christ had prepared, without comparison or hesitation.
Insights from Scripture and Prophets
Christ’s call to follow is the same today as it was that morning on the shore. It does not depend on understanding every detail. It depends on trust, love, and willingness to walk with Him.
Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf taught:
“Discipleship is not about doing things perfectly; it is about doing things intentionally. It is about being willing to accept the Savior’s invitation: ‘Come, follow me.’”
— Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf, April 2019 General Conference
In Peter’s story, we see the pattern for every believer: repentance, love, commitment, and forward motion. Christ does not dwell on our past. He invites us onward—with Him, always.
The path will be individual. The sacrifices may differ. But the call is the same: Follow Me.