Come, Follow Me 2027 › Week 14
This week’s lesson
Week 14 · March 29–April 4
Be Not Afraid
📖 Matthew 14; Mark 6; John 5–6
If we have faith in Christ, He can empower us to do wonderful things
Come, Follow Me · Week 14 · March 29–April 4
Matthew 14; Mark 6; John 5–6 · “Be Not Afraid” · 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 14; Mark 6; John 5–6, 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 14; Mark 6; John 5–6. 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 → 2 from this week 🐑Emoji Parables
Guess the parable or story from a row of emoji.
Play → 1 from this week 💬Who Said It?
Match famous lines to the person who said them.
Play → 1 from this week 🎣The Twelve
Name the apostle from the clue.
Play → 1 from this week 🧭Life of Christ Timeline
Put the events of the Savior’s life in order.
Play → 2 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 14; Mark 6; John 5–6 · opens in Gospel Library
💬 Who said it?
Read the line, guess the speaker, then tap to check.
🎣 Meet the apostles
Which apostle is it? Tap to check.
🧭 Moments from the Savior’s life
From this week’s reading.
🗺️ Miracles in this week’s reading
Read the moment, guess the place, then tap to check.
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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.
Peter kept walking while he looked at Jesus. What helps you keep your eyes on Jesus?
Let everyone answer, youngest first.
Peter on the water
Lay a line of pillows as the sea. One person walks across with eyes on another person at the far end (Jesus). If they look away, they “sink” and must be pulled up.
Matthew 14:28–31 →“Be of good cheer; it is I.”
Matthew 14:27–31. Peter started sinking when he looked at the wind. What helps you keep your eyes on the Savior when life gets loud?