3.5 stars.
I think this is a really good introduction Bible study. If you’re new to reading the Bible you can definitely gain a lot of information from this study. It was also a really good study if you liked to reflect on your life and how God is moving within it and through you.
I was wanting more of a cultural understanding Bible study. For instance, when God makes a covenant with Abraham he does it in the way that was a cultural covenant making process at that time in history—like for us it would be signing a document but back then they split animals and other things in two and walked around or through them (I’m not 100% sure) but I wanted to understand more of that. So God was using what Abraham knew and understood to make it relevant to him. God always meets us where we are and I love that.
There were parts of this study that were really good and I did gain more insight on (1 and 2 Kings), I think I just needed something with a more narrow focus. If you’re the same as me, I think we should look into specific books of the Bible studies. (I’m currently doing one on the book of revelation and it’s fantastic—Revealing Revelation by Amir Tsarfati)
Anyway, this is a really good Bible study if you want a broad introduction into the Bible. The chapters open up with some facts of who wrote the book, key verse and theme etc. This Bible study was also semi easy to follow. I think the author intends you to read a book of the Bible each week but you can take things slower (I did and it didn’t hurt anything). I think this would also be better to do in a small group.