Fire Bible: Global Study Edition
Overview
Believers throughout the world are “on fire” to deepen their relationship with Jesus Christ and to tap into the Holy Spirit as the source of divine power for advancing the work of the Church and fulfilling their personal lives.
The FIRE BIBLE is exactly what you need to be guided toward the Christ-centered, Spirit-led life that your soul thirsts for. Its authoritative, yet accessible notes and commentary will show you how the spiritual empowerment that began at Pentecost is available today, as God's gift to modern followers of Jesus.
This unique Scripture study resource will greatly benefit anyone interested in living the Christian life to the fullest!
- Book introductions
- Detailed maps and charts
- Key issue articles
- Themefinders track 12 important topics through the scriptures
Top Highlights
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“People who have abandoned true faith in Christ may still claim to believe the right things and to accept the Bible’s teaching, yet they reject God’s moral law and standards.” (2 Thessalonians 2:11) |
“Prayer is not to be viewed just as another spiritual weapon, but as the very act of battle itself as we work together with God to gain the victory for ourselves and others.” (Ephesians 6:18)
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“who works to harm and destroy us in every way (e.g., Ac 10:38; cf. Mk 9:17, 20, 25; Lk 13:11” (Matthew 8:28) |
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“opposes and defies God’s character, standards and purposes—is fundamental to God’s relationship with his people” (2 Corinthians 8:2) |
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“does not mean that God causes everything to happen that he knows will happen—including our choices and actions” (Ephesians 1:16–20) |
- Title: Fire Bible
- Authors: J. Wesley Adams, Donald C. Stamps
- Publisher: Life Publishers
- Print Publication Date: 2011
- Logos Release Date: 2020
- Era: era:Contemporary
- Language: English
- Resources: 1
- Format: Digital › Logos Research Edition
- Subject: Bible › Reference editions
- ISBNs: 9781598564815, 1598564811
- Resource ID: LLS:WS_AFF045B8C6904F5A8E6FCAB08C7A66F7
- Resource Type: Study Bible
- Metadata Last Updated: 2022-09-30T04:20:21Z
Reviews
12 ratings
Adam Holzer
7/12/2022
This is one of the better Pentecostal study Bibles. However, I'm surprised at the lengths they go to make wine sound like grape juice. Any real study of the Greek word oinos will show that it means fermented juice i.e., wine. This is a clear case of letting tradition interpret scripture rather than letting it speak on its own terms. I'm not pointing this out because I'm a drunkard or anything it just surprised me after seeing so much good content in this study Bible. When I see things like this it throws up red flags. I have to wonder what else are they compromising on? Anyway, just food for thought. I do think there are a lot of helpful notes and articles in here. Like any tool we use, we need to practice discernment. If you're using only this Bible for your study or any one study Bible, you need to add a different one to the mix. Use the word study tools in Logos. Don't live in an echo chamber. Truth is truth. God bless.
Billy Auvil
4/2/2022
Wild Eagle
3/10/2022
toddmstar
2/28/2022
Nathan Hubbard
10/7/2021
So thankful for this study Bible. From Bible college to the pulpit, one of my favorite resources! I promote the Fire Bibles to my congregation and they love them. It’s made the Word applicable and come alive to them. Best, biblically sound Pentecostal Bible!
Jimmy Duran
8/8/2021
I have owned Fire Bibles (Spanish and English) for 27 yrs., this is a great resource for those who are serious about studying the Bible. However, nowadays I do most of my reading on digital books, so I am looking forward to this resource being added to Logos. I pre-ordered as soon as I saw it, I just have two quick questions. WHEN will this product be FINALIZED and ready? What Bible version will it be in and will we eventually see other versions? Thank you.Daniel Espinoza
6/3/2021
Angela Conley
5/8/2021
Excited for this resource. However classical Pentecostalism is not perfect either. When the Charismatic renewal came along, they toned down the extreme emotionalism and bad theology of some Pentecostals that was already there. Pretty sure the hyper-faith leaders came straight out of Pentecostalism and were already teaching by then too. There have been many good developments as well as bad. As with any position, sift, compare, and think for yourself.Taylor Schultz
5/7/2021
As someone who owns a physical ESV version of the Fire Bible. It's an absolute great study bible! It has so much stuff in it for you to be able to dive deep into the Bible. It's literally a Sunday School in the palm of your hand! If you want to learn a Pentecostal perspective on the Holy Spirit. Then this Bible is the one for you!
