An overloaded evening
You have homework, a family responsibility and a desire to study the scriptures. Which next step best puts God first while acting responsibly?
Joshua 23–24 • Scripture and choice practice
Choose this day
Remember what the Lord has done, practise putting Him first, and choose one simple reminder for the direction you want to travel.
“Choose you this day whom ye will serve.” • Joshua 24:15
Your path through the lab0 of 4 complete
1
Remember before you choose
Joshua reminded Israel of the Lord’s goodness before asking them to choose. Tap all four scripture cards to uncover the story and complete this section.
Journal: Write one thing you want to remember about the Lord when a choice feels difficult.
2
Practise a faithful next step
Choosing the Lord does not mean ignoring good responsibilities. Find a faithful response in all three situations to complete this section.
A group chat
Friends begin making cruel comments about someone. Which small choice most clearly shows whom you serve?
A choice you regret
You realise that some recent choices have drawn you away from the Lord. What does choosing Him look like now?
3
Build the doctrinal mastery phrase
Tap the pieces in the correct order. If a piece is out of place, the phrase will reset so you can try again.
Start here…
4
Choose a reminder
Joshua placed a stone where Israel would see it and remember their covenant. Choose one word for a real stone or a drawing in your journal. Choosing a word completes section 4.
CHOOSE
Journal: “Because I remember ___ about the Lord, today I choose to ___.”
Through Jesus Christ, you can choose to return.
Elder Dale G. Renlund taught that when we decide to change, God helps us return. A faithful direction is not about never stumbling. It is about repeatedly turning to the Saviour.
This optional activity asks for no name and saves no answer or personal reflection. Write anything personal only in your own journal.