Spiritual Toolkit
This seminary practice helps us learn, understand, and use gospel truths.
What is doctrinal mastery?
Proverbs 3:5–6 tells us to trust Him with all our heart.
Who is the Lord?
Fill in the principle: Act in ____.
What is faith?
True or false: An eternal perspective looks beyond today.
True. It considers God’s plan and eternal truths.
Which is a divine source: scriptures or random online rumors?
What are the scriptures?
How many principles of acquiring spiritual knowledge are there?
What is three?
Complete Joshua 24:15: “Choose you this day whom ye will ____.”
What is serve?
This daily habit means talking with Heavenly Father.
What is prayer?
Whose plan helps us see our questions with an eternal perspective?
Who is Heavenly Father? Accept God.
These living Church leaders teach God’s word today.
Who are prophets?
True or false: Doctrinal mastery is only about memorizing references.
False. It also helps us understand and apply gospel truths.
Isaiah 5:20 warns against calling evil this and good evil.
What is good?
True or false: You can follow Jesus Christ while still seeking answers.
True. Honest questions can go with faithful action.
True or false: A belief must be true if it gets lots of likes.
False. Popularity does not prove a belief is true.
Check a quote’s source and this: the words and situation around it.
What is context?
Which shows application: naming a verse or living what it teaches?
What is living what it teaches?
D&C 6:36 says “doubt not” and “fear not.” Name both things to avoid.
What are doubt and fear?
Classmates mock Julietta’s faith. Choose: insult them or speak respectfully.
What is speak respectfully? She can be kind and express her faith.
Julietta’s worth comes from being God’s child or from classmates’ likes?
What is being God’s child?
Who can help us recognize spiritual truth: the Holy Ghost or a popularity poll?
Who is the Holy Ghost?
Name all three principles. Short names are OK!
Act in faith; use an eternal perspective; seek divinely appointed sources.
Match the verse: Trust the Lord—Proverbs 3:5–6 or Isaiah 5:20?
What is Proverbs 3:5–6?
Julietta has questions. Choose: stop praying or keep praying and studying.
What is keep praying and studying?
Which question thinks eternally: “How many likes?” or “How can I follow Christ?”
What is “How can I follow Christ?”
Julietta prays, considers God’s plan, and studies scriptures. How many principles is she using?
What is all three?