NIV, LifeConnect Study Bible: Growing Deeper, Growing Stronger in Your Spiritual Life
About this ebook
In Your Spiritual Life
AT HOME ^s ONLINE ^s AROUND THE WORLD
Dr. Wayne Cordeiro has something to say to you today: Love your Bible.
In a world competing for your time and attention at every turn, that’s easier said than done. Until now.
Through helpful notes and articles, a variety of study tools, and links that direct you to an incredible set of digital resources, connecting with the Word of God is never more than a click, a tap, or a swipe away.
The NIV LifeConnect Study Bible includes expanded margins with subtle ruled lines, so you can personally interact with the Bible by writing down your thoughts and insights right on the page.
Includes access to a wealth of digital resources about Biblical discipleship and in-depth Bible study by Dr. Wayne Cordeiro and others, right on your handheld device.
Features:
- The complete text of the NIV Bible, the world’s most-read and most-trusted modern-English translation
- Thousands of verse-by-verse notes explain and provide background on the Scripture text
- SOAP (Scripture, Observation, Application, Prayer) articles invite interaction with the text through a helpful framework
- Extra room in the margins and after each Bible book allows for writing directly on the page
- LifeConnect Articles bring the truths of the Bible to your life today
- Insightful quotes invite reflection
- Study tools include book introductions, NIV cross-references and an NIV concordance
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About the author
Wayne Cordeiro is the founding pastor of New Hope Christian Fellowship in Honolulu, Hawaii, which has a weekend attendance of more than 14,500. Wayne is a church planter at heart, having planted more than 108 churches in the Pacific Rim countries of the Philippines, Japan, Australia, and Myanmar. He has also planted churches in Hawaii, California, Montana, Washington, and Nevada. He is the author of eleven books, and he and his wife, Anna, have three married children and four grandchildren. They split their time between Hawaii and Eugene, Oregon, where they have a family farm.
