Examples of Youth in Service & Action
Classes
Class 1: Joseph
The class focuses on Joseph's life, emphasizing his faith, obedience, and perseverance from a young age. It highlights how Joseph's commitment to God's word and dreams enabled him to withstand family pressures and later save his brothers, illustrating the importance of developing a strong conscience and faith in youth.
Class 2: Samson
The class explores Samson's life, focusing on his human weaknesses and the importance of maintaining Nazarite principles for overcoming sin and achieving dominion over oneself and enemies. It emphasizes the need for separation from defiling influences and dedication to God in holiness.
Class 3: Jeremiah
The class explores Jeremiah's early life and his call to prophetic service during a time of great apostasy in Judah. It emphasizes the importance of young people embracing their faith and serving God despite opposition and suffering.
Class 4: Daniel and his Friends
The class discusses Daniel and his friends' faith under trial in Babylon, emphasizing the importance of resisting worldly pressures and maintaining godly behavior. It highlights the friends' decision to stand firm despite the risk of death, drawing parallels to contemporary challenges faced by young people.
Class 5: Mary
The class examines Mary's faith and obedience in bearing and raising Jesus, emphasizing God's choice of her despite societal challenges. It highlights the importance of reflective thinking and faithful endurance in youth.
Class 6: Timothy
The class explores Timothy's life, emphasizing his unfeigned faith and selfless service to his brethren from a young age. It highlights how Timothy's character was shaped by his upbringing and the influence of his grandmother and mother, and how Paul recognized and nurtured his potential.