The document describes 5 scenarios where a young person may face a decision or situation that involves living gospel standards or principles. The scenarios involve a friend taking the Lord's name in vain during a game, a non-member friend noticing the Book of Mormon, people gossiping about a new bishop, wanting to watch an inappropriate film alone at home, and having to choose between a party and attending the temple with their youth group.

1. • You are playing football/netball with a group
of friends. One of your friends misses an easy
shot and takes the Lord’s name in vain.

2. • A friend who is not a member of the Church
comes to your home and notices a copy of the
Book of Mormon on the table.

3. • You are at an activity for the young men and
young women in your ward. A new bishop has
just been called and several people your age
are talking about him. “I can’t believe they
called him,” one of them says.

4. • You are at home by yourself. You know that
your parents will not be home for a few hours.
There is a film on the telly that you have
wanted to see for a while. You know it has
some offensive scenes as well as bad
language, but your friends have told you that
it’s a good film.

5. • You have been planning for months to go to
the temple with the young men and young
women in your ward to perform baptisms for
the dead. A friend who is not a member of the
Church invites you to a party that same
evening. You say that you can’t go to the party
but your friend asks you what you will be
doing that evening.