Study/Learn
1 - Read chapter 12 in "Just Like Jesus" by Max Lucado.
Find principles as you read and record them in your commonplace book.
3 - Read Doctrine & Covenants 20:25
4 - Read at least one, or as many as you want, of the four gospels in the New Testament (Matthew, Mark, Luke or John) about the life of Jesus Christ.
5 - Do a character T-chart on Jesus Christ. Use your reading from the Bible as reference. List at least 5 character traits in your chart. Bring it to class to share. (You can find out how to do a T-chart in the "tools" section of the blog.)
6 - Copy this month's memorization (scripture and part of "The Family") onto note cards and study them every day. You can find this month's memorization on the main page of the blog.
Know/Understand
Choose 1 of the following:
- Read this article by Pres. James E. Faust. In the article, Pres. Faust tells us 5 things that we can do to have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Evaluate yourself and set at least 2 goals to better live these 5 things. Come to class prepared to teach us what you learned.
- Choose one of the following divine missions of Jesus Christ (email me so that I can put your name by the one you choose so we don't double up). Do a word study on the word(s) and study how Jesus Christ fulfilled this mission and how it affects us today. Prepare a presentation for the class on what you learned. (Hint: you can look to the visiting teaching messages in the Ensign for 2014 for details on each one to use as a starting place for your research.)
Advocate - MACK
Exemplar
Good Shepherd - ADRIANNA
Light of the World
Light of the World
Savior & Redeemer
Minister - ISAAC
Messiah
Comforter
Bread of Life
Prince of Peace
- Create a poem or piece of artwork depicting your relationship with the Savior. Bring it to class to share.
- Study artistic depictions of the Savior throughout time. Choose your favorite, make a copy/print of it to bring to class to show. Be prepared to tell us who the artist is and why you love it so much.
- Choose your favorite story from the life of Jesus Christ. Come to class with a creative way to present the story. Tell the story and why you like it so much and the lesson that can be learned from it.
Become/Serve
In 1984, Pres. Ezra Taft Benson said:
In 1984, Pres. Ezra Taft Benson said:
"I testify to you that there is no greater, more thrilling, and more soul-enobling challenge than to try to learn of Christ. “What would Jesus do?” or “What would He have me do?” are the paramount personal questions of this life. Walking in His way is the greatest achievement of life. That man or woman is most truly successful whose life most closely parallels that of the Master.
Using all that you have learned about the life and mission of Jesus Christ this week, how can you better "walk in His ways"? Journal for 15 minutes about why you would want to walk in the ways of the Savior and how your life can better parallel that of the Master.
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