That All May Be Edified

Invite the Holy Ghost

Brother Webb discusses the vital role of the Holy Ghost as a perfect Tutor in our gospel learning and teaching. He highlights the importance of inviting the Holy Ghost through faith and worthiness, and how the Spirit can guide us to truth and bring things to our remembrance.

The Holy Ghost knows all things, testifies of truth, and will "bring all things to [our] remembrance."

President Russell M. Nelson frequently spoke about the importance of hearing the voice of the Lord.

• What are some ways to invite the Holy Ghost into our gospel learning?
• How does the Holy Ghost testify of truth?
• How can you increase your spiritual capacity to receive revelation?
• Reflect on a time when the Holy Ghost brought something to your remembrance. How did it impact you?

Encourage Diligent Learning

Brother Webb emphasizes the importance of learners coming prepared and teachers creating experiences that foster personal revelation. He shares examples of how diligent learning can lead to personal growth and edification.

As teachers, we can focus more on the learner’s progress, on meeting their needs, and on helping them to develop spiritual habits of lifelong discipleship.

As learners, when we exercise our agency in the learning process, we signal to the Holy Ghost our willingness to be taught by Him.

• Why is it important for learners to come prepared to learn?
• How can teachers create learning experiences that invite personal revelation?
• What steps can you take to become a more diligent learner?
• Think of a time when you learned something profound through diligent study. How did it change you?

Teach True Doctrine

Brother Webb stresses the need to focus on teaching true doctrine rooted in the word of God, avoiding sensationalism or speculation. He underscores the importance of studying the scriptures and teachings of modern prophets to understand and apply gospel principles.

True doctrine is found in the scriptures and teachings of modern prophets.

We search the scriptures to understand the narrative, the principles they teach, and the application of these truths in our lives.

• What is the significance of teaching true doctrine?
• How can studying the scriptures help us understand gospel principles?
• How can you ensure that your gospel study is focused on true doctrine?
• Reflect on a time when understanding true doctrine strengthened your testimony.

Focus on Jesus Christ

Brother Webb highlights the importance of centering our teaching and learning on Jesus Christ. He encourages us to speak of Him often, learn about His titles and attributes, and understand His role in Heavenly Father’s plan, which can deepen our faith and testimony.

We can speak more often and more reverently of Him and seek more opportunities to express testimony, gratitude, and love for Him.

Focusing on what He has done for us and what it says about who He is can help us have "faith unto repentance."

• Why is it important to focus on Jesus Christ in our teaching and learning?
• How can understanding Jesus Christ’s titles and attributes enhance our faith?
• How can you make Jesus Christ the center of your gospel study?
• Consider how focusing on Jesus Christ has influenced your spiritual journey. What have you learned about Him?

Embrace Lifelong Discipleship

Brother Webb encourages members to develop spiritual habits that foster lifelong discipleship. By focusing on Jesus Christ, teaching true doctrine, and inviting diligent learning, we can become more like the Savior and deepen our faith.

In our homes and Church meetings, as we focus on Jesus Christ, teach His doctrine, and learn diligently, we invite the Holy Ghost to deepen our faith in Jesus Christ and help us become more like Him.

• What are the key elements of lifelong discipleship?
• How can developing spiritual habits help us become more like the Savior?
• What spiritual habits can you develop to strengthen your discipleship?
• Reflect on your journey of discipleship. How have your experiences shaped your faith?