Come, Follow Me 2027 › Week 4
This week’s lesson
Week 4 · January 18–24
Prepare Ye the Way of the Lord
📖 Matthew 3; Mark 1; Luke 3
The ministry of John the Baptist and the baptism of Jesus Christ
Come, Follow Me · Week 4 · January 18–24
Matthew 3; Mark 1; Luke 3 · “Prepare Ye the Way of the Lord” · weakthings.com
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Games for this week’s lesson
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Family Showdown
This week’s family game on Matthew 3; Mark 1; Luke 3, with questions for little kids, kids and teens. Play on one phone or everyone’s.
Play with your family → Seminary class 🏆Seminary Showdown
This week’s class round on Matthew 3; Mark 1; Luke 3. Projector or phones, and every round counts toward Early-Morning vs. Released-Time.
Start this week’s round → Review 🧱Doctrinal Mastery review
No new passage this week. Keep the ones you’ve learned strong with a quick review.
Review now → This week’s quiz 📅Weekly Recap Quiz
A 5–8 question quiz on this week’s reading, with links to every verse.
Play → 1 from this week 🧭Life of Christ Timeline
Put the events of the Savior’s life in order.
Play → 1 from this week 🗺️Miracle Map
Where did it happen? Find each miracle on the map.
Play → Every day 🔤Verse Quest: New Testament
A new New Testament verse puzzle every day.
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Stories from this week
Open the chapters, then use the stories and quick quizzes below to talk about them together.
This week’s reading
Matthew 3; Mark 1; Luke 3 · opens in Gospel Library
🧭 Moments from the Savior’s life
From this week’s reading.
🗺️ Miracles in this week’s reading
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Ready-to-use lesson ideas
For home evening, Primary, Sunday School and seminary. Print this page for a one-sheet lesson.
Heavenly Father was pleased with Jesus. What promises do we make, or will make, at baptism?
Let everyone answer, youngest first.
Draw it: the baptism of Jesus
Everyone draws Jesus's baptism in 60 seconds: the river, John, and the dove. Share your drawings.
Matthew 3:16–17 →“This is my beloved Son.”
At Jesus’ baptism, Heavenly Father said He was “well pleased” (Matthew 3:17). How does remembering that you are God’s child change the way you think about repenting?