Lesson Outline:
Connection Before Content
Our Goal is to be better connected to God and our fellow sisters and brothers
At the end of our discussion class members will be able to:
- Identify ways that they can connect to
- God
- Scriptures
- Each other
- Via:
- Icebreakers
- Fun, non-threatening, highly interactive, simple, success-oriented
- Kolb Cycle
- What?
- So what?
- Now what?
- Core & Balance
- " The ideal place to learn the gospel is the home. Your teachers at church can support you, and you can get encouragement from other ward members. But to survive spiritually, you and your family need daily nourishment from “the good word of God”...
Use this resource in any way that is helpful to you. The outlines highlight some eternal truths found in the Book of Mormon and suggest ideas and activities to help you study the scriptures individually, with your family, or with friends. As you study, follow the Spirit’s guidance to find eternal truths that are meaningful to you. Look for God’s messages for you, and follow the promptings you receive. - Pres. Nelson Opening Remarks October 2018: "It is time for a home-centered Church, supported by what takes place inside our branch, ward, and stake buildings."
- Preserving the Voice of the Covenant People in the Rising Generation
Resources:
- The Parenting/Influence Pyramid
- Apply the Influence Pyramid
- Listen and Learn
- Church Resources:
- 10 Ways to Help Your Family Be Closer to God
- How to Facilitate a Group
- Teaching in the Savior’s Way
- Virginia H. Pearce: The Ordinary Classroom—a Powerful Place for Steady and Continued Growth
- Elder Kevin W. Pearson: Stay by the Tree
- Strengthening Marriage: Instructor’s Guide
- Strengthening the Family: Instructor’s Guide

