Zach McClure

“Come and gather yourselves together” (Revelations 19:17) as our Come Follow Me journey in the New Testament ends. This week’s final lesson contains some of the most spiritually significant revelations found in Revelation 15-22. Activities such as “I Spy” and an art challenge can help your family understand the the apostle John’s visions of the Second Coming of the Savior. 

‘Tis the season of joy and reflection as we delve into this week’s Christmas-focused Come Follow Me lesson. In the spirit of the season, we’ve curated enchanting activities in our elementary, toddler, and teen bundles. Let the festivities begin as we unwrap the magic of Christmas with lessons that bring us closer in our hearts to the Savior.

Break the code of Revelations with this week’s fun activities as you and your children come to know profound and precious gospel truths. These activities are sure to help your family understand the joy that all will feel in the day when the righteous “shall hunger no more, neither thirst any more” (Revelation 7:16). 

As we dive into Lesson 50, exploring the revelations in Revelation 1-5, get ready for a week of discovery and enlightenment. The lesson’s activities will help your children be able to listen spiritually to the words of the apostle John, for “He that hath an ear, let him hear what the Spirit saith” (Revelation 2:17). Our carefully crafted activities are designed to make scripture study a spiritually-filled experience for both you and your little learners, fostering a love for Christ’s gospel. 

In this week’s lesson, the apostle John shares how to develop a strong foundation of faith. From crafting scripture bookmarks to drinking “love punch,” there’s so many options to choose from to help children embrace the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Parents, imagine weaving a beautiful tapestry with your children, each thread representing a Christ-like attribute. As each strand strengthens, so does the entirety of the weave. Our lesson this week from 1 and 2 Peter is all about cultivating these very attributes, weaving them into our daily lives, and more importantly, into the lives of our little ones. Dive deep into the scriptures, teach them the art of resilience, and most of all, have fun while doing it!

Get ready to help your children understand the power of kind words and “long patience” (James 5:8) through marshmallows, dominoes, and coloring in this week’s Come Follow Me lesson on the teachings of the apostle James.