a series of planned actions carried out in order to reach a particular goal

something you owe to someone else, usually money, that you need to pay back

to be treated fairly and with dignity by all people including those in power

the money, possessions, resources, and opportunities a person has

Interpreting teachings on wealth today

Religious education

In this unit pupils will focus on four key stories from the Gospels where Jesus directly challenged his society. They will see how his questioning of wealth and religious observance caused opposition at the time. They will investigate how these ideas influence Christian living today.

Jesus: how did he speak truth to power?

What is one of the most common themes in Jesus’ teachings?

Jesus taught a parable called the Rich Man and {{}}.

Challenging the practices of unfair leaders.

What does 'speaking truth to power' mean?

Wealth isn’t bad, but being {{}} and ignoring others is wrong.

They don't, they all think the exact same way.

They understand and apply the teachings in ways that fit their lives and calling

Why do Christians interpret Jesus’ teachings in different ways?

At the time of Jesus, there was extreme {{}} and wealth.

What story did Jesus tell to challenge views on wealth?

The widow was an example of how to be {{}}.

What should Christians remember from this story?

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

Interpreting teachings on wealth today

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.