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Robert D. Hales said, “My concern is that there is a difference between what our youth know about the gospel as opposed to what they do to apply gospel principles in their lives. This is where we as teachers are very important. As teachers, we must require our young people to think. I will never forget the lessons I learned from a Sunday School teacher when I was about 10 years old. For Christmas we were given a large card that had small, individual booklets inside, each with a story from the Bible: David and Goliath, the Creation, Daniel and the lions’ den. There was a long series of wonderful Bible stories. We read each one at home and came to class prepared to discuss them. I can vividly remember those teaching moments to this day. After discussing each story, we were asked questions such as “What does that mean to you?” “How does this scripture [or story or principle] relate to your life?” “How can you apply this teaching in your home?” “How do you feel about it?” I later found in my own home with my boys that once I asked these questions, they began to live and feel what they were being taught. We were asked to think. We were not learning only the stories. A calling is a sacred opportunity to serve. It carries with We were discovering how we could apply them in our lives. My teacher was planting the seed of faith and helping it grow within each of us. We teach the scriptures in story form, and we need to apply them in the lives of these young people where they can be more effective. Our youth have to be able to recall stories and the truths of the gospel principles in their lives when they need them the most.” (Robert D. Hales, Teaching by Faith, September 2003 Ensign)

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it an accountability to the Lord. It should influence the way you live, governing your decisions and motivating you to be a faithful and wise servant. When you received a calling to teach, you may have said to yourself, “But I have not been trained to teach. I have no ability to present a lesson or lead a class discussion. There are so many who could do better than I.” Perhaps others do have more teaching experience or natural ability than you. However, you are the one who has been called. The Lord will make you an instrument in His hands if you are humble, faithful, and diligent. President Thomas S. Monson taught: “If any brother or sister feels unprepared—even incapable—of responding to a call to serve, to sacrifice, to bless the lives of others, remember this truth: ‘Whom God calls, God qualifies.’ He who notes the sparrow’s fall will not abandon the servant’s need” (President Thomas S. Monson, “Tears, Trials, Trust, Testimony,” Ensign, Sept. 1997, 5)

Don’t forget to encourage your Primary class to listen/watch General Conference (October 45th, 2014). Share your testimony with them about conference and prepare them in advance with activities available on LDS.org: http://www.lds.org/generalconference/children?lang=eng ,