New Testament LESSON 38

Teaching Sunday School – Come Follow Me just got easier with our activities for SEPTEMBER (week #3)

Theme: “Be Ye Reconciled unto God”

2 Corinthians 1-7

"Be Ye Reconciled to God" lesson activities and bundles and SCRIPTURE SCHOLARS

 

 

 

YOU WILL FIND:

SCRIPTURE SCHOLARS to get them reading. 

• Then scroll down to find Lesson-Match Interactive Activities to match the CFM curriculum

SCRIPTURE SCHOLARS is not only for SUNDAY SCHOOL youth but also for Primary, and for Individuals and Families.

The STAMPS & STAMP KEEPER chart are found HERE for SEPTEMBER

Lesson 38 Scripture Scholars

"Be Ye Reconciled to God" Scripture Scholars 2 Corinthians 1-7 - Come Follow Me

Week’s Scripture Scholars BOOKMARKS & scripture POP-UP Includes:

"Be Ye Reconciled to God" Scripture Scholars 2 Corinthians 1-7 - Come Follow Me
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 BOOKMARKS with Come, Follow Me scriptures to read and discuss topics for Primary and Individuals and Families. Also, for Sunday School (teens).
• POP-UP to glue in scripture binding next to the scripture you underline.

EXTRA ITEMS (not included) … THERE’S MORE: 
• STAMP. Award readers with a STAMP for the week’s scripture reading. See below to find matching STAMPS.
 STAMP KEEPER. These can be placed on the STAMP KEEPER (see below) where you can collect 50 stamps for the year

Lessons 36-39 Scripture Scholars

SCRIPTURE SCHOLARS bookmarks and pop-ups and stamps BUNDLE for September New Testament

September’s BUNDLE of BOOKMARKSPOP-UPs, and STAMPS. Glue STAMPS onto the STAMP KEEPER (to download separately, below).

SCRIPTURE SCHOLARS bookmarks and pop-ups and stamps BUNDLE for September New Testament
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Click on the weekly lesson posters (below) to find interactive activities:

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. . . BLESSING TRIALS . . .

2 Corinthians 1:3–74:6–10, 17–187:4–7

Our trials can be a blessing.

  • The experiences Paul described and the counsel he gave in 2 Corinthians can help class members think about the blessings that can come from their trials. To start a discussion, you might ask a class member to come prepared to talk about how a trial blessed his or her life or what he or she learned from someone else who endured a trial. Then you could give class members a few minutes to review 2 Corinthians 1:3–74:6–10, 17–18; and 7:4–7, looking for what Paul taught about the purposes and blessings of trials. Ask class members to share what they find. You might suggest that they read aloud the verse in which they found a particular teaching and then share an experience or testimony related to that teaching.

  • To add to your discussion, consider singing together class members’ favorite hymns that testify of the comfort and blessings Heavenly Father and the Savior offer us in times of trial—such as “How Firm a Foundation” (Hymns, no. 85).
    DOWNLOAD How Firm a Foundation song visuals (HERE or below)
    After singing together, you might invite class members to look for a phrase in 2 Corinthians 1 and 4 that they feel fits the message of the hymn.

    See More Activities on ADVERSITY & TRIALS, HAPPINESS (Here)

Showered with Blessings! (Follow the Prophet Guessing Game)

ADVERSITY: Turn Trials into Triumphs match game

HOW FIRM A FOUNDATION song visuals Hymns p. 85

Make and Color a Quote by Thomas S. Monson on Why Temple Ordinances are Important
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. . . GIVE & RECEIVE FORGIVENESS . . .

2 Corinthians 2:5–11

Forgiveness is a blessing we both give and receive.

Kindly Forgive: Ephesians 4:32 memorize rebus poster and peace-rose card

LESSON LIFESAVERS Forgive Yourself mirror motivator

. . . RECONCILED THROUGH CHRIST . . .

2 Corinthians 5:14–21

Through the Atonement of Jesus Christ, we can be reconciled to God.

  • Many people come to church with a desire to feel closer to God, and a discussion of 2 Corinthians 5:14–21 can help them. To begin, class members could explore the meaning of the word reconcile, perhaps beginning by looking up the word in a dictionary. What insights does this provide about being reconciled with God? What additional insights do we gain from the entry “Atonement” in the Bible Dictionary? How do these insights help us understand 2 Corinthians 5:14–21? You may want to invite class members to share their feelings about the Savior, whose Atonement makes it possible for us to be reunited with God.

    See More Activities on REPENT – REPENTANCE (Here)

Guess Who Was Saved By the Savior: forgiveness Book of Mormon Stories

REPENTANCE Youth Goal Planner

. . . A CHANGING HEART . . .

2 Corinthians 7:8–11

Godly sorrow leads to repentance.

  • 2 Corinthians 7:8–11 gives a helpful explanation of godly sorrow and its role in repentance. What do we learn about godly sorrow from 2 Corinthians 7:8–11 and President Dieter F. Uchtdorf’s words in “Additional Resources”? Why is godly sorrow essential to repentance?

  • You might feel impressed to encourage a broader discussion about repentance. If so, you could try something like this: Write on the board Repentance is . Ask class members to find ways to complete this phrase, using things they learn from 2 Corinthians 7:8–11, as well as from the scriptures and other resources found in the Gospel Topics article “Repentance” (topics.ChurchofJesusChrist.org). How might we use these teachings to help someone understand how to sincerely repent?

See More Activities on REPENT – REPENTANCE (Here)

YOUTH ACTIVITY - LESSON LIFESAVER: My Change of Heart Steps mobile

D&C 18:13 repentance challenge card "Joy in the soul that repenteth!"

WEEK’S BUNDLE TO SAVE
or download activities individually (above)

“Be Ye Reconciled to God” Sunday School - September Come Follow Me activities for youth

INDEX FOR THIS MONTH’S ACTIVITIES

SUNDAY SCHOOL Activities for CFM September New Testament

SUNDAY SCHOOL Come Follow Me Interactive Activities – SEPTEMBER (week 3) New Testament “Be Ye Reconciled to God” Come, Follow Me (2 Corinthians 1-7)

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