Elijah: A Bible Study Guide to Ignite Your Faith

Eva: This is honestly the best Bible study that I’ve read!!!

Canada on Nov 18, 2023

Susan Downie: Brilliant bible study highly recommend this.

United Kingdom on Oct 28, 2023

22781: This book along with the videos is wonderful for a Bible study class! I learned so much from it!

United States on Oct 25, 2023

painter girl: This is my first Priscilla Shirer Bible study. It is extremely well written and easy to understand. I love the way she breaks down each Bible verse AND presents other scripture to often make a point. I am doing Elijah in a group and we share a video once a week. That too is extremely well done. I feel very blessed to have done this Bible study and am ordering another of her books to keep on learning!

United States on Oct 11, 2023

Tyler Finley: This study is Biblical and easy to follow! I’m in a study with the videos and together they make a really powerful study. The homework is a little involved, but that makes the study of Elijah that much more understandable.

United States on Oct 05, 2023

My granddaughter’s eyes lite up.: Just started but so far enjoying

United States on Sep 30, 2023

Jaye: Highly recommend

Canada on Jul 11, 2023

Amazon CustomerAmazon Customer: Pages from 193 - 207 r missing . I have come to the end of the book and realised that pages are missing.

India on May 16, 2023

Amazon Customer: Awesome book

Canada on Oct 27, 2022

Sadie: I felt I needed to write an honest review for those of us who struggle with anxiety/depression/mental health issues. Maybe you know and can relate to Elijah’s story and are considering this study to see how this Biblical hero navigates and encounters God in his darkest moments.

I was thoroughly enjoying the study until week 6, which is when we find Elijah at his weakest moment, when he ran away into the wilderness and into the cave. This is the part I had been looking forward to because I have been there.

I noticed though, that the author approaches Elijah’s situation with much judgment and assumption that is not supported by scripture. After reading 1 Kings 19:4 the author concluded “For Elijah, this season of fatigue uncovered an inflated ego underneath his tough exterior” (pg. 192). An inflated ego? I just don’t see that in the text. I see the downward spiral of fear and shame. Elijah had a holy longing to see revival and that didn’t happen, of course he was crushed.

Next, after reading 1 Kings 19:11-21, the author concludes “God’s question, in conjunction with the remarkable happenings soon to follow, are about to expose a mound of...

United States on Oct 11, 2021