Come, Follow Me

We are under covenant both to lift up those in need and to be witnesses of the Savior as long as we live.

[See Mosiah 18:8–11.]

President Henry B. Eyring, First Counselor in the First Presidency, “‘Come unto Me,’” April 2013 general conference

Follow in the footsteps of our Savior, whose example and teachings define the path for every follower of Jesus Christ.

Elder Dallin H. Oaks of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, “Followers of Christ,” April 2013 general conference

Your Covenant to Always Remember Christ

This month, your Sunday lessons will focus on ordinances and covenants (see lds.org/youth/learn). Each week as you partake of the sacrament, you renew your baptismal covenants and promise to “always remember Him” (see D&C 20:77, 79). But how can you always remember Christ when you have so many other things to think about throughout the week, such as your homework or activities with family or friends? Is He supposed to be in your thoughts every moment?

Well, the answer has a lot less to do with whether you can concentrate on your algebra equations and your baptismal covenants at the same time and a lot more to do with how you live. Are the choices you’re making ones that Christ would make? Are you following His example in your everyday life? As you strive to live as a follower of Christ, that’s one way you can honor your covenant to “always remember Him.”

So, what can you do to live more fully as a follower of Christ, to always remember Him in your actions? You’ll find lots of inspired ideas as you prayerfully study these talks from the most recent general conference:

• “‘Come unto Me’” by President Henry B. Eyring (lds.org/go/73Joy)

• “Followers of Christ” by Elder Dallin H. Oaks (lds.org/go/73Follower)

• “A Sure Foundation” by Bishop Dean M. Davies (lds.org/go/73Sure)

As you read or watch these talks, study what they teach about the ordinances and covenants you’re discussing in your Sunday lessons. Are there stories you can share in your classes or quorums or with your family? Are there things you can do to help others make and keep sacred covenants? What can you do to better keep your covenants? As you seek Christ, the Spirit will guide you in your study and help you know how you can fulfill your covenants and always remember the Savior.

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As you talk about ordinances and covenants this month, consider using these cards in your classes and quorums, at family home evening, or with other youth on social media. You can even hang them in your bedroom or locker to remind you about your gospel study throughout the month. Download them by clicking on the images above. Or use the “Share” button at the upper right of the site and share them with your friends or family.