Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
In 1829, a young Oliver Cowdery asked questions that many of your students likely ask today: “Is the Lord really trying to speak to me? And how can I know what He is saying?”
. The Savior answered by reminding him of a private moment of spiritual searching, asking, “Did I not speak peace to your mind?”
. This training video helps Early Morning Seminary teachers guide their students in hearing the Lord's voice.
In this video, you will learn how to:
Overcome the World: Help students navigate a world "that is so often oblivious to spiritual things" by teaching them to recognize the Spirit's voice.
Identify Unrecognized Promptings: Understand that many of your students "may have felt the Spirit without realizing it".
Discover Communication Styles: Help learners "discover the ways the Spirit can communicate—and how He has communicated with them".
Give the Greatest Gift: Realize that "one of the greatest gifts you can give as a teacher is to help those you teach progress in this lifelong pursuit of personal revelation".
Source: Teaching in the Savior’s Way
Disclaimer: This video was created for training purposes based on the handbook Teaching in the Savior’s Way and is not an official video or publication of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
In 1829, a young Oliver Cowdery asked questions that many of your students likely ask today: “Is the Lord really trying to speak to me? And how can I know what He is saying?”
. The Savior answered by reminding him of a private moment of spiritual searching, asking, “Did I not speak peace to your mind?”
. This training video helps Early Morning Seminary teachers guide their students in hearing the Lord's voice.
In this video, you will learn how to:
Overcome the World: Help students navigate a world "that is so often oblivious to spiritual things" by teaching them to recognize the Spirit's voice.
Identify Unrecognized Promptings: Understand that many of your students "may have felt the Spirit without realizing it".
Discover Communication Styles: Help learners "discover the ways the Spirit can communicate—and how He has communicated with them".
Give the Greatest Gift: Realize that "one of the greatest gifts you can give as a teacher is to help those you teach progress in this lifelong pursuit of personal revelation".
Source: Teaching in the Savior’s Way
Disclaimer: This video was created for training purposes based on the handbook Teaching in the Savior’s Way and is not an official video or publication of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
