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Teaching the Gospel: Realizing the Importance of Your Work

Teaching the gospel is an important part of the church. At some time almost every member of the church will have the opportunity to teach in some capacity at church. Additionally one of the most important places that we will teach the gospel is in our homes. It is essential to realize the importance of teaching the gospel.

While we may have quiet moments every day in which we teach the gospel to our children, it is also important to take the time to create formal teaching moments with our families. This can come during scripture study and family prayer, as well as family home evening. Think about what you want to teach and prepare the right atmosphere for teaching.

Additionally realize that when you teach at church you are fulfilling an important responsibility. Although you may dread being called to primary again, or do not want to teach Sunday School to the teenagers, it is important to realize the good that you are doing. You should realize the responsibility of the calling that you have agreed to fulfill. You may say or teach something that will make a huge difference in your student’s lives. The Holy Ghost should be present during your lessons so that your students will have the opportunity to strengthen their testimonies.

As teachers we have many responsibilities. We need to create a class or a home that is full of love and order. It is important to live so that your understanding of the material will be increased through study and prayer. It is also important to focus on what you are there to teach and avoid having the lesson focus too much on you or your experiences. As you prepare to present the information, do it in a way that it will reach the people you are teaching in a positive manner. You present a topic differently to a twelve year old and a twenty year old, because the levels of their understanding are different. Remember whom you are teaching and whom you are teaching for.

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