This week’s Come Follow Me for Teens Study & Teaching Guide helps teens and those who teach them explore Moses’s final counsel to the children of Israel — to remember the Lord, recognize His hand, and trust Him all the way to the promised land.
Built from Deuteronomy 6–8; 15; 18; 29–30; 34, this guide helps youth understand that Moses’s final message was not just about entering a new land. It was about becoming a people who would love God, obey Him, remember Him, and remain faithful even when life became comfortable, busy, difficult, or disappointing.
Through Moses’s warning, “Beware lest thou forget the Lord,” the reminder that God had led Israel for forty years in the wilderness, and the powerful scene of Moses seeing the promised land without entering it, teens will see that Deuteronomy is not just ancient history. It is a pattern for their own discipleship today.
This guide is designed to help teens see one central truth:
When we remember the Lord, recognize His hand, and center our hope in Jesus Christ, we can trust Him even when life does not go the way we planned.
Full background for the week
3 readiness / object lesson activities
3 complete teaching principles
Exact scripture blocks from the weekly study
Discovery and discussion questions
Expanded teacher-friendly teaching sections
Powerful quotes from Church leaders
Testimony prompts and personal application ideas
Practical application actions for each principle
Christ-centered connections to faith, repentance, healing, obedience, and the word of the Lord
Parents teaching teens at home
Youth Sunday School support
Young Men and Young Women leaders
Seminary-style family discussions
Teens studying Come Follow Me on their own
Teachers wanting a ready-to-use weekly lesson framework
10–20 minute family gospel lessons
Youth class discussions
One-on-one parent/teen conversations
Personal study during the week
Leaders who want deeper teaching without starting from scratch
This week’s guide points youth to Moses’s powerful invitation:
“Beware lest thou forget the Lord…”
As teens study these chapters, they will be invited to create reminders of Christ, recognize God’s quiet blessings, and find joy through faith in Him — even when the path does not look the way they expected.
Scroll through the images to see a sample of one of the principles and other resources.
This week’s Come Follow Me for Teens Study & Teaching Guide helps teens and those who teach them explore Moses’s final counsel to the children of Israel — to remember the Lord, recognize His hand, and trust Him all the way to the promised land.
Built from Deuteronomy 6–8; 15; 18; 29–30; 34, this guide helps youth understand that Moses’s final message was not just about entering a new land. It was about becoming a people who would love God, obey Him, remember Him, and remain faithful even when life became comfortable, busy, difficult, or disappointing.
Through Moses’s warning, “Beware lest thou forget the Lord,” the reminder that God had led Israel for forty years in the wilderness, and the powerful scene of Moses seeing the promised land without entering it, teens will see that Deuteronomy is not just ancient history. It is a pattern for their own discipleship today.
This guide is designed to help teens see one central truth:
When we remember the Lord, recognize His hand, and center our hope in Jesus Christ, we can trust Him even when life does not go the way we planned.
Full background for the week
3 readiness / object lesson activities
3 complete teaching principles
Exact scripture blocks from the weekly study
Discovery and discussion questions
Expanded teacher-friendly teaching sections
Powerful quotes from Church leaders
Testimony prompts and personal application ideas
Practical application actions for each principle
Christ-centered connections to faith, repentance, healing, obedience, and the word of the Lord
Parents teaching teens at home
Youth Sunday School support
Young Men and Young Women leaders
Seminary-style family discussions
Teens studying Come Follow Me on their own
Teachers wanting a ready-to-use weekly lesson framework
10–20 minute family gospel lessons
Youth class discussions
One-on-one parent/teen conversations
Personal study during the week
Leaders who want deeper teaching without starting from scratch
This week’s guide points youth to Moses’s powerful invitation:
“Beware lest thou forget the Lord…”
As teens study these chapters, they will be invited to create reminders of Christ, recognize God’s quiet blessings, and find joy through faith in Him — even when the path does not look the way they expected.
Scroll through the images to see a sample of one of the principles and other resources.
