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Lesson Note CRS Living A Life of Witnessing To Christ

The lesson focuses on living a life of witnessing to Christ, emphasizing teachings from Peter and Paul on Christian conduct. Students will learn to explain witnessing for Christ, outline Peter's teachings, and describe Paul's message about being children of light. The lesson includes objectives, instructional materials, and evaluation methods to encourage practical application of Christian principles in daily life.

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Lesson Note CRS Living A Life of Witnessing To Christ

The lesson focuses on living a life of witnessing to Christ, emphasizing teachings from Peter and Paul on Christian conduct. Students will learn to explain witnessing for Christ, outline Peter's teachings, and describe Paul's message about being children of light. The lesson includes objectives, instructional materials, and evaluation methods to encourage practical application of Christian principles in daily life.

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Lesson Note – Christian Religious

Studies (CRS)
Class: JSS 3
Week: 5
Topic: Living a Life of Witnessing to Christ
Sub-topics:
A. Peter’s Message on Christian Living (1 Peter 1:13–17; 2:9–25; 4:1–15)
B. Paul’s Statement on Children of Light (Romans 13:11–14)
Duration: 40 Minutes
Period: …
Date: …

1. Objectives
By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
i. Explain what it means to witness for Christ.
ii. Outline Peter’s teachings on Christian conduct.
iii. Describe Paul's message about being children of light.
iv. Apply the principles of Christian living to daily life.

2. Instructional Materials
- The Holy Bible
- Chart showing Christian virtues and vices
- Short story or skit on Christian witness

3. Lesson Presentation

A. Peter’s Message on Christian Living


1 Peter 1:13–17 – Call to Holy Living:
- Christians are called to be sober and hopeful in Christ’s return.
- They must not return to old sinful ways but live as obedient children.
- God is holy, and believers must also be holy in all conduct.
- God judges everyone impartially; therefore, Christians must live reverently.

1 Peter 2:9–25 – Chosen People, Christian Conduct, and Suffering for Righteousness:
- Christians are described as: a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, God’s
own people.
- Christians should avoid sinful desires and live good lives among non-believers.
- Submit to authorities and live as free people, but not using freedom as a cover for evil.
- Be respectful and patient even when mistreated.
- Christ is our example in suffering — He committed no sin, yet He suffered and forgave.

1 Peter 4:1–15 – Living for God and Enduring Persecution:


- Arm yourselves with the mindset of Christ who suffered for righteousness.
- Avoid past sins such as lust, drunkenness, and idolatry.
- Rejoice when insulted or persecuted for your faith.
- Do not suffer as wrongdoers, but if you suffer for being Christians, do not be ashamed.

Summary of Peter's Message:


- Live a holy and disciplined life.
- Be submissive, humble, and patient.
- Suffer patiently for doing good.
- Avoid sin and be ready to suffer for Christ’s sake.

B. Paul’s Statement on Children of Light


Romans 13:11–14:
- Understand the present time — salvation is nearer now than before.
- Wake up from spiritual sleep and be alert.
- Put off the works of darkness and put on the armour of light.
- Behave decently and avoid sins like drunkenness, immorality, quarreling, and jealousy.
- Put on the Lord Jesus Christ and do not gratify sinful desires.

Meaning of 'Children of Light':


- Those who live according to God’s word.
- Avoid secret sins and live openly in righteousness.
- Reflect Christ’s light in words, thoughts, and actions.

4. Life Application
- Students must live holy and disciplined lives.
- Avoid bad peer influences and sinful pleasures.
- Reflect Christ’s teachings in speech, dress, and behavior.
- Be prepared to face challenges and ridicule for their faith.
5. Evaluation
i. What does it mean to witness to Christ?
ii. Outline three key points from Peter’s teachings on Christian living.
iii. What are the characteristics of children of light according to Paul?
iv. Mention two behaviors Christians should avoid according to Romans 13:13.
v. How can a student live as a child of light in school?

6. Assignment
Write five practical ways a Christian teenager can live a life of witnessing to Christ in today’s
world.

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