Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
When it came time to officially organize His Church, the Savior instructed His servants to “Rely upon the things which are written”. While the scriptures contained valuable details and instructions, the Savior ultimately wanted His followers to see these revelations as an opportunity to hear Him and come to know Him deeply. He declared, “It is my voice which speaketh . . . unto you; . . . wherefore, you can testify that you have heard my voice”. This training video helps Early Morning Seminary teachers inspire their students to transform their daily scripture reading from a simple routine into a profound, personal connection with Jesus Christ.
In this video, you will learn how to:
- Move Beyond Obligation: Challenge your class to reflect on whether their scripture study is "more than a daily obligation," and help them "sense the Savior speaking directly" to them
- Prioritize Spiritual Survival: Rely on President Russell M. Nelson's prophetic warning that "Daily immersion in the word of God is crucial for spiritual survival"
- Navigate Difficulties: Teach your students that as they feast on the words of Christ daily, those words will "tell us how to respond to difficulties we never thought we would face"
- Seek the Source: Encourage learners to study with the ultimate "purpose of finding the Savior—not just finding verses or facts about Him but finding Him"
- Foster Independence: Understand that "Hearing the Lord’s voice every day in the scriptures is foundational to a lifetime of diligent, independent gospel learning"
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.
When it came time to officially organize His Church, the Savior instructed His servants to “Rely upon the things which are written”. While the scriptures contained valuable details and instructions, the Savior ultimately wanted His followers to see these revelations as an opportunity to hear Him and come to know Him deeply. He declared, “It is my voice which speaketh . . . unto you; . . . wherefore, you can testify that you have heard my voice”. This training video helps Early Morning Seminary teachers inspire their students to transform their daily scripture reading from a simple routine into a profound, personal connection with Jesus Christ.
In this video, you will learn how to:
- Move Beyond Obligation: Challenge your class to reflect on whether their scripture study is "more than a daily obligation," and help them "sense the Savior speaking directly" to them
- Prioritize Spiritual Survival: Rely on President Russell M. Nelson's prophetic warning that "Daily immersion in the word of God is crucial for spiritual survival"
- Navigate Difficulties: Teach your students that as they feast on the words of Christ daily, those words will "tell us how to respond to difficulties we never thought we would face"
- Seek the Source: Encourage learners to study with the ultimate "purpose of finding the Savior—not just finding verses or facts about Him but finding Him"
- Foster Independence: Understand that "Hearing the Lord’s voice every day in the scriptures is foundational to a lifetime of diligent, independent gospel learning"
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.
