On Day 104 of our "Bible in a Year" journey, we explore 1 Kings 19-22. Elijah, despairing and fleeing Jezebel, encounters God’s gentle voice and receives a new commission. Ahab’s victories show God’s power, but his greed for Naboth’s vineyard and final defiance bring judgment, revealing divine justice amid rebellion.Questions:1. In chapter 19, God meets Elijah’s despair not with fire but a “still small voice”—how does this revelation deepen our theological understanding of God’s relational presence, balancing His majesty with personal care in sustaining His servants?2. Ahab’s victories in chapter 20 come by God’s hand, yet he spares Ben-Hadad against God’s will—how might this disobedience challenge us to reflect on the theological tension between receiving divine blessings and submitting fully to His authority?3. The judgment on Ahab for Naboth’s murder in chapter 21 and his death in chapter 22 fulfill God’s word—how does this arc invite us to wrestle with the theological reality of sin’s consequences and God’s mercy, pointing to Christ’s ultimate atonement?Use my affiliate link to get the CSB apologetics study bible hereMy video review the CSB Apologetics Study BibleAll our links are here