WEEK 2Topic: Jesus loves all peopleSubtopic: God's way of showing love to His people.GuideMatthew 5: 44 - 48; John 15:12; Mark 10: 46 - 52; Luke 19: 2 - 8Learning objectivesAt the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:1 identify ways by which Jesus showed love to people.2 identify instances when Jesus demonstrated his love for mankind.3 explain the importance of showing love to one another.

WEEK 3Topic: Jesus loves all peopleSubtopic: Instances of how Jesus demonstrated his love to peopleGuideMatthew 5: 44 - 48; John 15:12; Mark 10: 46 - 52; Luke 19: 2 - 8Learning objectives: At the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:1 identify ways by which Jesus showed love to people.2 identify instances when Jesus demonstrated his love for mankind.3 explain the importance of showing love to one another.CONTENTInstances of how Jesus demonstrated his love to peopleThere are many instances in the Bible when Jesus demonstrated his love to people. Examples are:) Blind Bartimaeus

WEEK 4 Topic: Jesus guides us by his spiritObjectivesAt the end of this unit, pupils should be able to:1 explain how Jesus guides us by his spirit.2 list some of the things Jesus promised the Holy Spirit would do.3 identify the role of the Holy Spirit in the life of Christians.4 state the fruits of the Holy Spirit.Guide to Bible passagesActs 8; 13:1-3; 16:6-40; Galatians 5:22-23; John 13:25; 14:25; 16:4-12CONTENTJesus promises his spiritWhen Jesus was about to ascend into Heaven, he promised his disciples the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit represents the spirit of Jesus and of God the Father.

WEEK 5 &6Topic: The Gifts of the Holy SpiritGuide to Bible passage: Acts 8, John 14:25; John 16:12Objectives: At the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:1 explain how Jesus guides us by his spirit.2 list some of the things Jesus promised the Holy Spirit would do.3 identify the role of the Holy Spirit in the life of Christians.4 state the fruits of the Holy Spirit.CONTENTTHE GIFT OF THE HOLY SPIRITWhen Paul was persecuting the Christians in Jerusalem before his conversion, many disciples left the place and went to other parts of the world. The Spirit of Christ was with them guiding them on how to do the work of the Gospel.

WEEK 6&7Topic: Jesus gives us a new lifePerformance objectivesAt the end of this unit, pupils should be able to:1 explain what new life means.2 discuss the evidence of a new life in a person.3 enumerate the fruits of a new life.4 identify the characteristics of a new life.Guide to Bible passagesActs 16:31-34; Galatians 5:22-26CONTENTWhat new life meansA new life means a changed life. It means that a person living in sin suddenly changes and gives up his sinful ways. As a result1 The old character gives way to a new character.2 The old way that led to destruction now changes and leads to a new life of salvation.

WEEK 8&9Topic: Jesus prayed to the fatherPerformance objectivesAt the end of this unit, pupils should be able to:1 explain why Jesus prayed.2 list out the contents of Jesus’ prayer.3 mention instances when Jesus prayed.4 state the importance of prayer.5 identify things to pray for.Guide to Bible passagesMatthew 6; 21:22; Luke 6:12; 21:22CONTENTReasons why Jesus prayedPrayer is a means of talking to our heavenly father. Jesus, while he was physically here on earth, did pray to his father. Why did Jesus pray? He prayed to receive power, strength and grace to fulfil his mission, or task, on earth. Jesus always prayed to be a role model to his disciples. He also prayed to honour God, his father.

WEEK 10&11Question: "What does it mean that God is with us?"Answer: It is good to know that God is omnipresent (everywhere at one time)—it is one of His attributes. Coinciding with His omnipresence are the attributes of omniscience (all knowledge) and omnipotence (all power). These concepts are a bit much for us humans to comprehend, but God knows that, too (Isaiah 55:8). God fills His creation and is universally present in person, in understanding, and in power at all times. “He is not far from any one of us” (Acts 17:27).