Opening Song-TBA
Opening Prayer- TBA
Scripture-Connor Hall
Senior Visit
What are we looking for when we study the scriptures?
What is an example of principles learned from Joseph Smith's First Vision?
D&C 121:1-8
Where was Joseph Smith
How does understanding where he was affect the meaning of the teachings found in the scriptures?
Where are some places you can go to understand definitions in the scriptures better?
Scripture Mastery Activity
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Reading assignment next week is Joseph Smith History.
Thursday, August 28, 2014
Wednesday, August 27, 2014
Seminary Agenda 8/28/2014-Apostasy
Opening song-TBA
Opening prayer-TBA
Scripture- Zoya Shatto
Remind to text selfie
Remind to text any readings
Mechanical object demonstration
Ephesians 2:19-22
According to this verse which parts of God's church are essential?
Why are prophets and apostles so important to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints?
What does priesthood authority allow us to receive and make? Why?
Mark 3:13-14
What else is essential to Christ's church?
The truths and doctrine we have received have come and will continue to come by divine revelation. In some faith traditions … doctrinal matters may become a contest of opinions. … But in the Church today, just as anciently, establishing the doctrine of Christ or correcting doctrinal deviations is a matter of divine revelation to those the Lord endows with apostolic authority” (“The Doctrine of Christ,”Ensign or Liahona, May 2012, 86).
What does Elder Christofferson point out the role of prophets and apostles is?
What is doctrine?
Why did Elder Boyd K. Packer state, "True doctrine, understood, changes attitudes and behavior." How does doctrine change behavior?
What is an ordinance?
Why do you think ordinances are an essential part of Jesus Christ's Church?
Why is Baptism important?
John 3:5
Who leads and guides the Church?
What does Apostasy Mean?
Review 2 Thessaolonians 2:1-3
Scripture activity:
identify something that threatened the church:
Acts 12:1-3
2 Timothy 4:3-4
2 Peter 2:1-2
Why were these threats so dangerous?
How would the loss of priesthood authority affect the other essential elements of the church?
"James was killed in Jerusalem by Herod. Peter and Paul died in Rome. Tradition holds that Philip went to the East. Much more than this we do not know.
They scattered; they taught, testified, and established the Church. And they died for their beliefs, and with their deaths came the dark centuries of apostasy.
The most precious thing lost in the Apostasy was the authority held by the Twelve-- the priesthood keys. For the church to be His Church, there must be a Quorum of the Twelve who hold the keys and confer them on others."
Why does the loss of priesthood authority affect the other essential elements of the Church?
Was There any way that people could repair church without the apostles and prophets, priesthood authority, or correct knowledge of Jesus Christ's doctrine? Why or why not?
"at this issues past, the flame flicker Indian. Or misses were change for van. The line was broken, and the authority to confer the Holy Ghost as a gift was gone. The dark ages apostasy settled over the world."
Why do you think it is important to understand the great apostasy and its consequences?
What is personal apostasy?
Why must we guard against personal apostasy?
How do we guard against personal apostasy?
Opening prayer-TBA
Scripture- Zoya Shatto
Remind to text selfie
Remind to text any readings
Mechanical object demonstration
Ephesians 2:19-22
According to this verse which parts of God's church are essential?
Why are prophets and apostles so important to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints?
What does priesthood authority allow us to receive and make? Why?
Mark 3:13-14
What else is essential to Christ's church?
The truths and doctrine we have received have come and will continue to come by divine revelation. In some faith traditions … doctrinal matters may become a contest of opinions. … But in the Church today, just as anciently, establishing the doctrine of Christ or correcting doctrinal deviations is a matter of divine revelation to those the Lord endows with apostolic authority” (“The Doctrine of Christ,”Ensign or Liahona, May 2012, 86).
What does Elder Christofferson point out the role of prophets and apostles is?
What is doctrine?
Why did Elder Boyd K. Packer state, "True doctrine, understood, changes attitudes and behavior." How does doctrine change behavior?
What is an ordinance?
Why do you think ordinances are an essential part of Jesus Christ's Church?
Why is Baptism important?
John 3:5
Who leads and guides the Church?
What does Apostasy Mean?
Review 2 Thessaolonians 2:1-3
Scripture activity:
identify something that threatened the church:
Acts 12:1-3
2 Timothy 4:3-4
2 Peter 2:1-2
Why were these threats so dangerous?
How would the loss of priesthood authority affect the other essential elements of the church?
"James was killed in Jerusalem by Herod. Peter and Paul died in Rome. Tradition holds that Philip went to the East. Much more than this we do not know.
They scattered; they taught, testified, and established the Church. And they died for their beliefs, and with their deaths came the dark centuries of apostasy.
The most precious thing lost in the Apostasy was the authority held by the Twelve-- the priesthood keys. For the church to be His Church, there must be a Quorum of the Twelve who hold the keys and confer them on others."
Why does the loss of priesthood authority affect the other essential elements of the Church?
Was There any way that people could repair church without the apostles and prophets, priesthood authority, or correct knowledge of Jesus Christ's doctrine? Why or why not?
"at this issues past, the flame flicker Indian. Or misses were change for van. The line was broken, and the authority to confer the Holy Ghost as a gift was gone. The dark ages apostasy settled over the world."
Why do you think it is important to understand the great apostasy and its consequences?
What is personal apostasy?
Why must we guard against personal apostasy?
How do we guard against personal apostasy?
Tuesday, August 26, 2014
Seminary Agenda 8/27/2014-Intro to Doctrine and Covenants
Opening Song-
Opening Prayer-
Scripture-
What books do you think the entire world would benefit from reading?
Why? (Display a few books)
"The Doctrine and Covenants is the foundation of the Church in these last days, and a benefit to the world, showing that the keys of the mysteries of the kingdom of our Savior are again entrusted to man"
President Joseph Fielding Smith declared that "it is worth more to us than the riches of the earth"
What are your thoughts about this statement?
What is Doctrine?
8th paragraph of the introduction to D&C
What is a Covenant?
How does it work and what is it predicated upon?
What is revelation?
How does one receive revelation?
What doctrines of the church interest you to learn more about?
How does understanding Doctrines benefit you during your life?
Why is a testimony of the Savior Valuable?
Whose Voice do we hear speak to us throughout the D&C?
1st paragraph of the D&C.
D&C 18:34-36
How do we hear the voice of the Savior as we study the D&C?
Based on this scripture what can you now testify of?
What words are used to describe the Saviors Voice?
3rd Paragraph of the intro.
In the Doctrine & Covenants, terms such as "the Lord" or "God" generally refer to Jesus Christ. He is the speaker throughout the Doctrine and Covenants.
What benefits can come to your life from being able to hear and recognize the voice of the Lord?
Why do you think studying the doctrine and covenants will benefit you life?
6th Paragraph of the Intro.
What situations come up during the school year in which you could benefit from the the Lord's guidance?
When have you faced a situation in which you needed the Lords help or guidance and you received it?
Take a minute and write in a notebook or journal how you hope the D&C will benefit your lives and what you will do the help this happen.
12 Apostles Testimony in the Intro
Which phrases from the 12 apostles testimony of the doctrine and covenants stand out to you and why?
I challenge you to study and pray about the Doctrine and Covenants every day during the school year and hope that you will learn to hear the Savior's voice and receive guidance from him.
Opening Prayer-
Scripture-
What books do you think the entire world would benefit from reading?
Why? (Display a few books)
"The Doctrine and Covenants is the foundation of the Church in these last days, and a benefit to the world, showing that the keys of the mysteries of the kingdom of our Savior are again entrusted to man"
President Joseph Fielding Smith declared that "it is worth more to us than the riches of the earth"
What are your thoughts about this statement?
What is Doctrine?
8th paragraph of the introduction to D&C
What is a Covenant?
How does it work and what is it predicated upon?
What is revelation?
How does one receive revelation?
What doctrines of the church interest you to learn more about?
How does understanding Doctrines benefit you during your life?
Why is a testimony of the Savior Valuable?
Whose Voice do we hear speak to us throughout the D&C?
1st paragraph of the D&C.
D&C 18:34-36
How do we hear the voice of the Savior as we study the D&C?
Based on this scripture what can you now testify of?
What words are used to describe the Saviors Voice?
3rd Paragraph of the intro.
In the Doctrine & Covenants, terms such as "the Lord" or "God" generally refer to Jesus Christ. He is the speaker throughout the Doctrine and Covenants.
What benefits can come to your life from being able to hear and recognize the voice of the Lord?
Why do you think studying the doctrine and covenants will benefit you life?
6th Paragraph of the Intro.
What situations come up during the school year in which you could benefit from the the Lord's guidance?
When have you faced a situation in which you needed the Lords help or guidance and you received it?
Take a minute and write in a notebook or journal how you hope the D&C will benefit your lives and what you will do the help this happen.
12 Apostles Testimony in the Intro
Which phrases from the 12 apostles testimony of the doctrine and covenants stand out to you and why?
I challenge you to study and pray about the Doctrine and Covenants every day during the school year and hope that you will learn to hear the Savior's voice and receive guidance from him.
Monday, August 25, 2014
Lesson Agenda 8/26/2014-Plan of Salvation
Opening Hymn-A Poor Wayfaring Man of Grief
Opening Prayer-TBA
Scripture-Aubrey Whittle
What is God's purpose?
Moses 1:39
What is the difference between immortality and eternal life?
What are some of the blessings Given to those who receive eternal life?
Romans 8:17
D&C 84:38
Galatians 4:7
How were we different from our Heavenly Father in our Pre-earth life?
In the Pre-earth life what did heavenly father present to us to help us inherit immortality and eternal life?
Moses 4:1-3
Why was Satan's desire to "redeem all mankind, that one soul shall not be lost" not approved by Heavenly father?
How did Satan desire to destroy the agency of man?
Where does God's glory come from?
What is Mortality?
Why did we need to leave God's Presence to become more like him?
How do Mortal Challenges prepare us to return to live with Heavenly Father?
What are some of the mortal challenges you have faced in life and what did you learn from them?
What are the two challenges we face during this mortal time on earth?
What must we do to access the cleansing power of the atonement and receive eternal life?
D&C 25-13-15
D&C 18:22-23
Opening Prayer-TBA
Scripture-Aubrey Whittle
What is God's purpose?
Moses 1:39
What is the difference between immortality and eternal life?
What are some of the blessings Given to those who receive eternal life?
Romans 8:17
D&C 84:38
Galatians 4:7
How were we different from our Heavenly Father in our Pre-earth life?
In the Pre-earth life what did heavenly father present to us to help us inherit immortality and eternal life?
Moses 4:1-3
Why was Satan's desire to "redeem all mankind, that one soul shall not be lost" not approved by Heavenly father?
How did Satan desire to destroy the agency of man?
Where does God's glory come from?
What is Mortality?
Why did we need to leave God's Presence to become more like him?
How do Mortal Challenges prepare us to return to live with Heavenly Father?
What are some of the mortal challenges you have faced in life and what did you learn from them?
What are the two challenges we face during this mortal time on earth?
What must we do to access the cleansing power of the atonement and receive eternal life?
D&C 25-13-15
D&C 18:22-23
Sunday, August 24, 2014
Lesson Agenda 8/25/2014 - Get to know you
Opening Song- A Poor Wayfaring Man of Grief
Opening Prayer - Rebecca Gull
Scripture -
Get to know you
Assignment: Text Brother Bayne a Selfie with your phone so he has your phone number.
Went quickly over class rules, website, and graduation requirements.
Discussed why we read scriptures Romans 15:4
Gave an assignment to text Brother Bayne Weekly or nightly readings to be tracked for Graduation.
Opening Prayer - Rebecca Gull
Scripture -
Get to know you
Assignment: Text Brother Bayne a Selfie with your phone so he has your phone number.
Went quickly over class rules, website, and graduation requirements.
Discussed why we read scriptures Romans 15:4
Gave an assignment to text Brother Bayne Weekly or nightly readings to be tracked for Graduation.
Monday, August 18, 2014
Roles the Holy Ghost plays in teaching and learning
Fundamentals of Gospel Teaching and Learning
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He bears witness of God the Father and His Son, Jesus Christ (see 1 Corinthians 12:3; Ether 12:41).
He edifies (lifts or builds spiritually) both the teacher and the student (see 1 Corinthians 14:12; D&C 50:22–23; 84:106).
He bestows the "fruit of the Spirit," which includes such things as joy, love, peace, patience, and gentleness (see Galatians 5:22–23; Romans 15:13; D&C 6:23; 11:12–13).
He empowers a person to speak with authority and boldness (see 1 Nephi 10:22; Alma 18:35; Moroni 8:16).
He testifies to the truthfulness of gospel doctrines and principles (see John 15:26; D&C 21:9; 100:8).
He imparts truth, knowledge, insights, understanding, and enlightenment (see John 16:13; 1 Corinthians 2:9–11, 14; D&C 6:14; 11:13–14; 76:5–10, 116).
He helps teachers and students remember ideas, concepts, or principles (see John 14:26).
He inspires a person in what to say or what not to say (see Luke 12:11–12; 2 Nephi 32:7; D&C 84:85; 100:5–6).
He carries truth to the hearts of people (see 2 Nephi 33:1).
He softens the hearts of people (see 1 Nephi 2:16; Alma 24:8).
He gives comfort (see John 14:26; D&C 88:3).
He sanctifies and changes hearts (see Mosiah 5:2; 3 Nephi 27:20; Moroni 6:4).
Thanks
William Bayne
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