Names for Jesus Christ Study
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Come to better know Jesus through coming to better understand the many names and titles given to him throughout the scriptures. Isn’t it interesting how much we can learn from just a name?
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Each Christmas brings a greater focus on Jesus Christ which includes the many titles and names that have been given Him. Which name do you use the most? Which one has the most meaning to you at this season of life?
Study the various names with my printable poster. Each name includes a scripture reference to help jumpstart your study. I also recommend using all the great Study Helps found in the Gospel Library app like Guide to the Scriptures, the Topical Guide, and the Bible Dictionary. A great way to find multiple references for a specific name quickly is the Scripture Citation Index as it can also find the referenced name in General Conference talks.
Ways to Use the Names of Jesus poster
Study a name a day
Review during the sacrament (like Elder Jonathan S. Schmitt does)
Pick some to study as you countdown to Christmas (or Easter). Combine them with my Titles for Jesus Candy Study for an extra sweet time.
Keep it with your scriptures and add to it as you discover more names (there are definitely lots more!)
Use it in your next lesson at church (like this Young Women’s one)
Add it to your study of Christ’s Atonement (and use our other free guide too).
Focus on Christ at Christmas
Add our names of Christ wrappers to your favorite treats for an excellent stocking stuffer surprise, neighbor gifts, and more. Includes further insights into each name.
Our printable New Testament Bingo game includes 40 different Bingo boards, making it easy to play with a family, Primary class, youth group, Relief Society, or seminary class. Each board uses a different arrangement of 32 illustrated New Testament people, places, objects, and teachings, so players can learn familiar gospel symbols while they play.
Draw a calling card and simply name the picture, or use the included Scripture Reference Guide to read a related verse and let players figure out which square to cover. You can keep the game quick and simple or turn it into a New Testament review activity.
And because one way to play is never quite enough around here, we’ve also included additional game ideas that use the boards and calling cards.
Your instant download includes:
40 different printable New Testament Bingo boards
32 illustrated New Testament images
Printable calling cards
A Scripture Reference Guide
Instructions for traditional Bingo
Additional ways to use the game
Use it for:
Come, Follow Me study
Primary activities
Youth nights
Seminary
Relief Society activities
Family home evening
Church parties and New Testament review
Print the boards you need, grab a few markers, and you’re ready to play. Coins, buttons, dry cereal, or laminated boards with dry-erase markers all work well.
This is a digital product. No physical item will be mailed.