Hello friends, welcome to the Scripture Study Project, our podcast that gives you a fresh and faithful study of the scriptures that will renew your excitement for your own personal study and help you passionately teach

what you are learning to others. We are your host, Krista and Zach Horton, and we are excited

to be studying with you today in a lot of chapters.

Matthew 14 through 15, Mark 6 through 7, John 5 through 6.

I was getting there.

I was getting there.

And just to report, we bought the Costco wagon.

Thank you for your answers and for your help.

I kind of won the argument.

Well.

Just saying.

Anyway, thanks for being along for our wagon saga. We were so grateful that we were able to share that time with all of you.

So thank you for your input.

So as we're recording this, there was an announcement made today that the seminary curriculum is undergoing a pretty significant realignment, recalendering,

and to align seminary study with what's happening in homes and with the Come Follow Me curriculum.

And I've been thinking about this last couple of days and just have, I'm just'm thrilled I couldn't be more excited about something that's announced and so what we wanted to do just briefly is I want to mention what this isn't what this is and what it means for us in our own individual study and in our families if you've've got teenage kids at a 10th seminary, what this is going to mean for you going

forward.

So first, what it isn't.

This is not an abandonment of scripture study in seminary.

However, we're going to focus a lot less on the story and the details and who went where and what happened here

and what the five points of this are and a lot more on what the doctrines and the principles are

that will change students' lives. Now, many seminary teachers have already been focusing on this

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