Christian Religious Studies (CRS)

God as Creator, Controller, and Sustainer of the universe; the two Biblical creation accounts (Genesis 1 & 2); divine sovereignty in human history.

The call of Abraham, the covenant of circumcision, testing of faith (Isaac), call of Moses, the Passover, and the Sinai Covenant (Decalogue).

Leadership models: Joshua's courage and crossing of the Jordan, Deborah's judicial and military courage, and Gideon's fleece and deliverance.

Israel's demand for a king, Saul's disobedience and downfall, David's submission to God and moral failure, Solomon's wisdom and apostasy.

Amos on social injustice, economic exploitation, empty ritualism, and divine judgment; Hosea on covenant unfaithfulness and redemptive love.

The Annunciation, birth narratives, childhood, baptism by John, temptation in the wilderness, and call of the first disciples.

Nature miracles, healing miracles, exorcisms, raising the dead; parables of the Kingdom, lost items, and neighborly love (Good Samaritan).

Triumphal Entry, Last Supper, Gethsemane agony, arrest, trials before the Sanhedrin and Pontius Pilate, crucifixion, and resurrection.

The Ascension, Pentecost outpouring, life of the early Christian community, Stephen's martyrdom, Paul's conversion, and the Council of Jerusalem.

Christian moral principles: civic responsibilities, submission to civil authority, work ethics, family values, and fighting corruption in Ghana.

Elijah's contest against the prophets of Baal on Mount Carmel, the discovery of the Book of the Law under King Josiah, and religious renewal in Judah.

The Babylonian exile, Ezekiel's vision of the Valley of Dry Bones, Second Isaiah's message of comfort and the Suffering Servant songs.

Justification by faith, law versus grace, Abraham as the father of faith, and the fruit of the Spirit versus the works of the flesh.

Faith without works is dead, controlling the unruly tongue, prayer for the sick, warning against partiality and discrimination.

The promise and outpouring of the Holy Spirit on the Day of Pentecost, diversity of spiritual gifts in 1 Corinthians 12, the Supremacy of Love in 1 Corinthians 13, and order in worship.

Biblical foundation of marriage in Genesis, Ephesians 5 teaching on mutual love and submission, parental duties to children, and Christian ethics in modern society.

Christian obedience to secular authorities in Romans 13, payment of taxes, biblical stewardship of wealth in 1 Timothy 6, and Christian crusade against corruption.