I am sooooo jazzed! Today in Seminary we began (after the prayer, etc., of course) with the Mission Impossible theme. Then a tall man came to the door with a secret code and a packet. Inside the packet was a page with a picture of John the Revelator and a disc with instructions for the students "should they decide to accept this mission". Also in the packet was the Seminary dvd for them to watch that had students excavationg and deciphering, with further explanations. I wrote "Mission Impossible" on the board and crossed out the "Im". After that, they were divided into 5 groups and received instructions for specific chapters; they really got into it. Tomorrow each group will report their findings and then I will conclude the book with all the hope and good news with which it was intended. I can hardly wait to see how they did! (Dave recorded the Mission Impossible theme onto a disc for me and then he also was the voice on the second disc he did for this lesson - Thanks, David, it was a complete success! And Thank You, Brother Lanning for being the tall, mysterious stranger!)
Thursday, May 21, 2009
Mission Impossible!
It seems so impossible to understand the book of Revelation in the New Testament, but-----
I am sooooo jazzed! Today in Seminary we began (after the prayer, etc., of course) with the Mission Impossible theme. Then a tall man came to the door with a secret code and a packet. Inside the packet was a page with a picture of John the Revelator and a disc with instructions for the students "should they decide to accept this mission". Also in the packet was the Seminary dvd for them to watch that had students excavationg and deciphering, with further explanations. I wrote "Mission Impossible" on the board and crossed out the "Im". After that, they were divided into 5 groups and received instructions for specific chapters; they really got into it. Tomorrow each group will report their findings and then I will conclude the book with all the hope and good news with which it was intended. I can hardly wait to see how they did! (Dave recorded the Mission Impossible theme onto a disc for me and then he also was the voice on the second disc he did for this lesson - Thanks, David, it was a complete success! And Thank You, Brother Lanning for being the tall, mysterious stranger!)
I am sooooo jazzed! Today in Seminary we began (after the prayer, etc., of course) with the Mission Impossible theme. Then a tall man came to the door with a secret code and a packet. Inside the packet was a page with a picture of John the Revelator and a disc with instructions for the students "should they decide to accept this mission". Also in the packet was the Seminary dvd for them to watch that had students excavationg and deciphering, with further explanations. I wrote "Mission Impossible" on the board and crossed out the "Im". After that, they were divided into 5 groups and received instructions for specific chapters; they really got into it. Tomorrow each group will report their findings and then I will conclude the book with all the hope and good news with which it was intended. I can hardly wait to see how they did! (Dave recorded the Mission Impossible theme onto a disc for me and then he also was the voice on the second disc he did for this lesson - Thanks, David, it was a complete success! And Thank You, Brother Lanning for being the tall, mysterious stranger!)
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How creative! You are a great teacher. I hope you love your calling (and it sounds like you do) because they are never going to let you go. Keep up the great work, and keep blogging about it. Its fun to read.
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