Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
This document is based on a discussion from the Institute manual. I changed up some of the questions, order, and a bit of the formattting to keep the Q&A style in tact. I am using this document as a Reader’s Theater in my class to discuss the topic of plurality of Gods and joint-heirship with Christ Prophets speak on becoming joint-heirs with Christ Inquirer – You teach that man…
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1 Timothy 1-6 This lesson was easy enough to prepare once I figured out what to do. There were several tiny, mini lessons in this text. I could have pulled one out and made a full lesson on one, but none of them were really long enough to spend a full lesson on, and I did feel like different topics would appeal to different students. I needed a method to…
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1 Timothy 1-6 This lesson was easy enough to prepare once I figured out what to do. There were several tiny, mini lessons in this text. I could have pulled one out and made a full lesson on one, but none of them were really long enough to spend a full lesson on, and I did feel like different topics would appeal to different students. I needed a method to…
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Downloaded from: http://brosimonsays.wordpress.com/2013/04/16/1-thessalonians-1-5-walk-with-god-what-how-why/ “You can talk the talk, but can you walk the walk?” An age-old challenge for every Christian! We know the right answers, but are we choosing the right? We started our lesson by creating acrostic poems for the word WALK. It was just a regular acrostic to get the concept down and focus on the word WALK. Students shared a few and then created another acrostic for…
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The people at Thessalonica must have been pretty great bunch of folks. Paul gushes over them, and then their faith is so strong in the second coming that they literally quit their jobs in anticipation of the event they thought would be soon! These were fun books to cover. 1 Thessalonians 1-5 I spent a little time discussing the background of the people at Thessalonica and what kind of people…
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The people at Thessalonica must have been pretty great bunch of folks. Paul gushes over them, and then their faith is so strong in the second coming that they literally quit their jobs in anticipation of the event they thought would be soon! These were fun books to cover. 1 Thessalonians 1-5 I spent a little time discussing the background of the people at Thessalonica and what kind of people…
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Downloaded from: http://brosimonsays.wordpress.com/2013/04/09/ephesians-1-6-countering-satans-counterfeits-when-encountered/ I used Acts 19 as a springboard for Ephesians because it helped set up some of the content and context involved in this epistle. Although the epistle is written long after the events involving the citizens and saints of Ephesus in Acts 19, it is a great LIKENING tool. In Acts 19 we find three different […]
Last week was spring break — it was kind of an unplanned whirlwind of activity, and I didn’t get the asparagus bed in or as much done on the website as I hoped. ‘Twas always thus, I suppose. We got in the car to drive to the church building we’ve been moved to Sunday, when someone suggested that we go to Disney World. So we did. I can see a…
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Last week was spring break — it was kind of an unplanned whirlwind of activity, and I didn’t get the asparagus bed in or as much done on the website as I hoped. ‘Twas always thus, I suppose. We got in the car to drive to the church building we’ve been moved to Sunday, when someone suggested that we go to Disney World. So we did. I can see a…
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Downloaded from: http://seminaryatsixam.blogspot.com/2013/04/beware-false-idols-acts-16-20.html We made False Idols today. It was very effective and created some great discussion.We discussed how easily people are led away from The Lord and begin to worship the false idols of the world.Thanks to my Seminary Friend, Pam, I remembered to break out the Playdough for today’s lesson. I have had several ideas for using Playdough and this worked very well. I used store-bought Playdough as…
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Downloaded from: http://seminarymoments.blogspot.com/2013/04/nt-romans-9-12.html Saint in Greek means: “Set Apart, separate, holy. If we are to be Saints in our day, we need to separate ourselves from evil conduct destructive pursuits that are prevalent in the world” Quintin L Cook Nov. 2003 Ensign “We try, serve and vow to stand firm in our faith” Howard W. Hunter, May 1987 Ensign Paul talked about certain gifts the Saints were given (Romans 12:6) Romans 12 describes…
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Matching handout and quotes from Seminary NT Teacher’s Manual page 204, Philippians.
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