#Elijah bible studies how to#

Although this Bible Study is designed for an individual to meditate on scripture and write his or her answers inside the book, there are two chapters providing instructions as to how to use the book as a group Bible study. The style of this book is like the workbooks written by Beth Moore and Henry Blackaby however, there is no video to watch. Jayna not only explains the significance of each event, but also describes the culture, so that each verse is clear. Judah and Israel had kings with similar names. Not only are their names similar, but these prophets lived during a difficult time in biblical history. Even those who have studied scripture for decades often confuse Elijah and Elisha. Through practice the novice can find and apply biblical principles to the issues they are facing. As the reader discovers the similarity between John the Baptist and Elijah, then compares Elisha with Joshua and Jesus, suddenly obscure Old Testament stories become understandable. The new believer is trained to interpret scripture using other Bible passages. Special themes in the book include: How do I know if God is speaking to me? Does faith mean going against common sense? Why don't I see God at work in my life and the lives of my friends? Can I really trust God to meet my needs? How can God be both loving and wrathful? How can I choose the best version and Bible style for me? This study guide has something for every Christian.

Spiritual growth in faith, prayer, worship, and obedience result as the explorer discovers God. While studying 1 Kings 16 through 2 Kings 10, the reader learns to automatically look for God's character, values, and personality.

The actor hidden in every Bible scene is God Himself. Each chapter of 'Discovering God Through Elijah and Elisha: Bible Study Guide,' is designed to demonstrate how to recognize God's influence. However, learning to recognize God's personality is life changing.

Knowledge is power therefore knowing God is incredibly powerful.