Unit Sequence

1. What can we learn about the story of the Exodus in the Bible? 

2. Where do we think the Exodus story shows Moses’ trust in God? 

3. How might the Exodus story help Christians when life gets tough? 

4. What do we think about the importance of the Ten Commandments? 

5. How do many Christians try to bring freedom and justice (themes from the Exodus story) into today’s world? 

6. What can we say about the Exodus story, its themes and its importance for Christians today? 

Learning Outcomes

• Explain connections between biblical texts and the idea of God’s covenant with his people, using theological terms. 

• Identify examples of Law texts and suggest how believers might interpret them 

• Make clear connections between Bible texts studied and what Christians believe about being the People of God and how they should behave. 

• Explain ways in which some Christians put their beliefs into practice by trying to bring freedom to others. 

• Weigh up how Christian ideas about justice relate to the issues, problems and opportunities of their own lives and the world today, developing insights of their own. 

L2.7 What does it mean to be a Christian in Britain today? 

1. Identify and name examples of what Christians have and do in their families and at church to show their faith (A3). 

2. Ask good questions about what Christians do to show their faith (B1). 

3. Describe some examples of what Christians do to show their faith, and make connections with some Christian beliefs and teachings (A1). 

4. Suggest at least two reasons why being a Christian is a good thing in Britain today (B2). 

5. Discuss links between the actions of Christians in helping others (C2).