The Gifts of the Holy Spirit
When 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…
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Category Christian Religious Knowledge (CRS/CRE) For All Classes
Welcome to our Christian Religious Knowledge (CRS/CRE) section for all classes. This collection covers important topics in Christianity, biblical teachings, moral lessons, and principles of Christian living based on approved school syllabuses.
Students and teachers will find well-organized notes and resources designed to make learning and understanding Christian Religious Knowledge easier.
Whether you are preparing for exams or strengthening your faith-based education, these lessons will support your journey.
Study Christian Religious Knowledge (CRS/CRE) for all classes. Access detailed lessons based on approved syllabuses for better understanding and exam preparation.
Jesus Promises His Spirit
When 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. In John 16:4-11, Jesus told his disciples that he would soon go…
Jesus Guides us by His Spirit
When 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. In John 16:4-11, Jesus told his disciples that he would soon go…
Jesus Demonstrated His Love To People
There are many instances in the Bible when Jesus demonstrated his love to people. Examples are Blind Bartimaeus. One day, Jesus came to Jericho. As he was leaving, the disciples and many people followed him. Bartimaeus, a blind beggar and…
God’s Way of Showing Love to His People
The love of God for his people is shown through many ways. He provides such needs as food, shelter/house and clothes for his children. He makes the sun to shine both on the good and on evil people. God also…
Worshiping God in the Wildernes
Features of Worshipping God in the Wilderness. They included: These included:
African Moral Values Introduction
African communities were regulated by a strict code of laws and moral values. In this lesson we shall study moral values, which regulated individual members of society as well as the community itself. Learning outcomes. After reading this lesson, you…
Kinship System in African Communities
Kinship refers to the relationships between people. These can be by blood, marriage or adoption. People who belong to the same kinship system are referred to as kin. Importance of the kinship system and ties Kinship relationships were and still…
CRK/CRE/CRS QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
What is the importance of reading the Bible? Strengthens people’s faith. Helps in spreading the gospel. Helps in composition of songs and hymns. Acts as a reference when we write its translations and other books. Promotes good relationship between God…
African Moral And Cultural Values Learning Outcomes
At the end of the lesson, you should be able to: Explain the meaning of life and its wholeness in the traditional African society Explain the African concept of community and the kingship system Outline the factors contributing to harmony…
Selected Aspects of African Religious Heritage
Introduction All Traditional African Communities believe in a Supreme Being who is the origin and sustainer of all things: He is the creator of the universe and all that it contains. All Africans agree that nobody has ever seen God.…
African Concept of God, Spirits And Ancestors
Africans believed in existence of a supreme being who lived in mountains, clouds and the sky. God was the creator of the universe. In African traditions, religion was integrated in every aspect of life and daily activities. For example, farming…
African Concept of God, Spirits And Ancestors
Africans believed in the existence of a supreme being who lived in the mountains, clouds and the sky. God was the creator of the universe. In African traditions, religion was integrated into every aspect of life and daily activities. For…
Achievements And Failures of King Solomon
ACHIEVEMENTS AND FAILURES OF KING SOLOMON (1 KING 3 – 12) After David died, his son Solomon became the next king. Kingship in Israel was hereditary. Solomon was chosen by David to be his successor. He took over from David…
Selected Aspects of African Religious Heritage
All Traditional African Communities believe in a Supreme Being who is the origin and sustainer of all things: He is the creator of the university and all that it contains. All Africans agree that nobody has ever seen God. Therefore,…
Jewish And African Practices of Circumcision
The rite of circumcision was started by Abraham and has been practised by the Jews up to the present time. In the Old Testament, it was important because: Circumcision in African Communities Jewish and African Practices of Circumcision Similarities In…
Faith And God Promises To Abraham
Introduction The background to the call of Abraham is found in the first book of the bible. This is Genesis, which is a Greek word meaning “Beginning”. The relationship between Adam and God was good, but after Adam disobeyed GOD,…
The Testing of Abraham’s Faith
THE TESTING OF ABRAHAM’S FAITH (GEN. 22: 1 – 18) God tested Abraham’s faith by asking him to go and sacrifice his only son, Isaac. This was the son he loved so much. He was to travel to Mount Moniah.…
The Teachings From The Biblical Creation Accounts
THE TEACHINGS FROM THE BIBLICAL CREATION ACCOUNTS God’s creation was good. Everything He created, God said it was good. It was without flaws and mistakes. God is the provider. God created everything that man needs. He also created food for…
Traditional African Understanding of Creation
The traditional African view of creation is brought out through traditional stories of creation (Myths). The Agikuyu, Akamba, Gusii and other Kenyan communities have stories explaining their origin. These stories give each community a sense of belonging and identity. The…