Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Although Jesus was not formally educated like other religious leaders of His day, He learned from the scriptures in His youth as He increased "in wisdom . . . and in favour with God".
Because He grounded His teachings in eternal truth, the people marveled at His words, to which He explained: "My doctrine is not mine, but his that sent me." This training video helps Early Morning Seminary teachers understand that true teaching power comes not from worldly experience, but from relying on the pure doctrine of the Father.
In this video, you will learn how to:
Learn for Yourself: Seek to learn true doctrine more deeply before you teach it by carefully searching the scriptures and the words of living prophets
.
Teach with Power: Understand that regardless of how experienced you are as a teacher, you can teach with divine power by grounding your lessons in the Father's doctrine.
Focus on Conversion: Focus your teaching on eternal truths that build faith in Jesus Christ and lead to true conversion.
Find Personal Relevance: Help your learners seek, recognize, and understand truths so they can find personal relevance in them.
Invite the Spirit: Live and apply the truths you study to invite the Spirit to teach you deeply and to "confirm the doctrine’s truthfulness in the hearts of those you teach".
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.
Although Jesus was not formally educated like other religious leaders of His day, He learned from the scriptures in His youth as He increased "in wisdom . . . and in favour with God".
Because He grounded His teachings in eternal truth, the people marveled at His words, to which He explained: "My doctrine is not mine, but his that sent me." This training video helps Early Morning Seminary teachers understand that true teaching power comes not from worldly experience, but from relying on the pure doctrine of the Father.
In this video, you will learn how to:
Learn for Yourself: Seek to learn true doctrine more deeply before you teach it by carefully searching the scriptures and the words of living prophets
.
Teach with Power: Understand that regardless of how experienced you are as a teacher, you can teach with divine power by grounding your lessons in the Father's doctrine.
Focus on Conversion: Focus your teaching on eternal truths that build faith in Jesus Christ and lead to true conversion.
Find Personal Relevance: Help your learners seek, recognize, and understand truths so they can find personal relevance in them.
Invite the Spirit: Live and apply the truths you study to invite the Spirit to teach you deeply and to "confirm the doctrine’s truthfulness in the hearts of those you teach".
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.
