Using Come, Follow Me for Individuals and Families

As we rely upon the Spirit in teaching and receiving the gospel, we will be mutually edified and rejoice together.

As we seek to teach the gospel diligently to one another, the grace of God will be more present in our lives and our understanding will increase.

Focusing on the words of the scriptures in all aspects of our lives, teaching them, discussing them, putting them before us as a constant reminder, will greatly bless our lives.

As we study and treasure up the words of the scriptures continually, we will be prepared to draw upon the things we learn in the very moment they are needed, wherever we may be.

Strengthening faith in Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ is central to the Come, Follow Me home-centered and Church-supported curriculum.

It’s important to seek to understand the needs of the children we teach.

Seeing the gospel in action around us creates a better experience in Sunday School.

Studying the scriptures goes much deeper than just reading.

Living the gospel helps us to remember what we learn.

We can have a more engaged experience in family gospel study.

You can’t teach what you don’t know.

To teach our children, we must learn the scriptures for ourselves.

Discover it for yourself, and the Lord will reveal on it.

A love for the scriptures can begin at a young age.

The example of others can lead to conversion.

Come, Follow Me is an opportunity for students to discover spiritual truths for themselves.

Scriptures are like packets of light that illuminate our minds.

President Nelson speaks of the wonderful blessings that await those who seek to receive personal revelation.

There should be no gap between church and home.

Elder Cook speaks about the purpose of the new home-centered and Church-supported curriculum.

For one Sunday school teacher, teaching is not just a Sunday activity, but something that impacts those he ministers to throughout the week. 

Real change can come into our lives when we seek to honor the sabbath day.

After a struggle of faith, one man learns what it means to truly study the scriptures.

As we seek to have a more meaningful experience with the scriptures, peace will come amidst life’s challenges.

One of the ways God can answer us is through the scriptures.

Introduction to Come, Follow Me for Individuals and Families by Elder Ronald A. Rasband.

Spending quality time together and studying the gospel together consistently as a family can bring peace, joy, and unity into the home.

The Come, Follow Me program’s emphasis on daily scripture study with corresponding activities is producing big changes for one sister and her family. Her children’s attitudes toward scripture study have improved, and their faith is growing.

Personal scripture study brings strength to a sister who works as a caretaker. Her personal study makes it easier to share with others the gospel truths she is learning at home.

A Sunday School teacher studies the Come, Follow Me lessons at home each week. During Sunday discussions at church, she listens to ward members share how they apply the same gospel topics to their own lives.

The Come, Follow Me program’s home and Church connection encourages daily study throughout the week, bringing constant opportunities for application and personal revelation.

Every family is different, and each family determines the best way to use the Come, Follow Me resources for studying the gospel in their own home.

The Come, Follow Me program has inspired individuals around the world to improve their own personal scripture study habits, spend more time with family members discussing gospel truths, and increase participation in Sunday discussions.

President Nelson and Elder Cook speak about the profound influence for good that the home- centered and Church-supported curriculum will have on individuals and families.

Try the virtue of the Word of God.

Discussing the gospel together in the home can help us face the challenges of life.