Spec-accurate revision resource for Theme H of AQA GCSE Religious Studies A (8062).

Includes revision notes on all set passages with context and significance, key quotes from the prescribed texts, differing interpretations of discipleship, faith and the Kingdom of God throughout, a knowledge organiser and 5 exam practice questions with full model answers (1, 1, 4, 6, 12 marks).

Passages covered: the parable of the sower (4:1-9, 14-20); the parable of the growing seed (4:26-29); the parable of the mustard seed (4:30-32); Jesus and the children (10:13-16); the rich man (10:17-27); the greatest commandment (12:28-34); the man with leprosy (1:40-45); the call of Levi (2:13-17); the Syro-Phoenician woman’s daughter (7:24-30); the epileptic boy (9:14-29); the widow at the treasury (12:41-44); the anointing at Bethany (14:1-9); the call of the first disciples (1:16-20); the woman with a haemorrhage (5:24b-34); the mission of the Twelve (6:7-13); the cost and rewards of discipleship (8:34-38; 10:28-31); Peter’s denials (14:27-31, 66-72); the commission and ascension (16:14-20).

Also covers: different ways of understanding the Kingdom of God including as a present reality, future hope, personal inner state and community; 1st-century attitudes to those disregarded by society and the significance of Jesus’ response; the significance and importance of discipleship for Jesus’ disciples and for 21st-century Christians; different views on the nature and importance of faith; the authority of Jesus’ teaching in relation to secular sources.

Ideal for revision lessons, independent study and intervention.