Come Follow Me with Living Scriptures: We Are Responsible for Our Own Learning

Come Follow Me with Living Scriptures: We Are Responsible for Our Own Learning

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Become a Little Better

We Are Responsible for Our Own Learning | Dec 26-Jan 1

It’s a brand new year! This year we’ll be learning about the New Testament. A lot happens to the Israelites between the Old and New Testaments. The people have to decide whether to follow the Lord or follow the traditions of the new civilizations that move into their area.

In this lesson, we learn that we are responsible for our own learning and our own testimonies. Think about ways you can improve your gospel learning and strengthen your testimony during the coming year. As we study the life of Christ this year in the New Testament, try to come to know Him better and listen for what He teaches you.

As you learn you’ll have more questions. Be sure to seek understanding from God, act in faith, and keep an eternal perspective.

One tradition many people have at the beginning of a new year is to make resolutions to improve themselves. As you think about doing better in the new year carefully select resolutions that will help you to live your life as a follower of Jesus Christ.

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Read and Discuss

Scripture

Matthew 7:7

Ask, and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you:

Questions

  • What is a resolution?
  • What are some of the resolutions we can make that will help us live happier lives?
  • What will help us keep these resolutions?
  • If you break a resolution, should you give up and stop trying?

Quote

“Let us all try to stand a little taller, rise a little higher, be a little better. Make the extra effort. You will be happier.” Gordon B. Hinckley

View past lessons & resources on our website.



More Resources

Activity

My Resolutions

This resolution activity will help you aid your children and yourself in making realistic resolutions to better serve the Lord throughout the coming year and a commitment to keeping them from this day on.

Treat

“Turnover” A New Leaf

To “turn over” a new leaf means that you are committing to change your life for the better. Bake these sweet fruit turnovers shaped like leaves to get your family excited to turn over a new leaf in the new year!

Song

Search, Ponder, and Pray, Children’s Songbook page 109

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