Host the Fire

Walking in the Presence and Power of the Holy Spirit

The world is waiting for those who carry His flame.

In Host the Fire — Walking in the Presence and Power of the Holy Spirit, author Dameyan Cole delivers a powerful, practical, and deeply spiritual guide to living a life ignited by God’s presence. More than a book about revival, it is a prophetic invitation to experience the fire of the Holy Spirit in everyday life — not as a moment, but as a lifestyle.

This groundbreaking Christian book on the Holy Spirit’s power and presence reveals how believers can move beyond religion into a living relationship with God’s Spirit. Drawing from Scripture, timeless truths, and modern testimonies, Host the Fire unveils how to cultivate intimacy with the Spirit, walk in holiness, and carry divine fire into families, churches, and nations.

What You’ll Discover:

• The difference between having the Spirit within and hosting Him upon your life

• How to live as a vessel of purity, power, and purpose

• What it truly means to be baptized with fire

• How to discern and follow the Spirit’s voice with confidence

• The secret to maintaining daily fellowship and spiritual sensitivity

• Why obedience, holiness, and humility are keys to supernatural power

• How to release revival fire in homes, ministries, and marketplaces

Through thirty transformative chapters, readers will learn to live as carriers of God’s glory, embodying both the power and character of the Holy Spirit. Each page challenges believers to go deeper—beyond emotional experiences into lasting transformation.

If your heart longs for more than ordinary Christianity...
If you desire to live in constant awareness of God’s presence...
If you are ready to be a vessel that hosts His fire faithfully...

Then this book is your roadmap to revival that starts within.

🔥 Perfect for readers of: Benny Hinn, Kathryn Kuhlman, Bill Johnson, Smith Wigglesworth, and A.W. Tozer.

Disappointed

This book sounded like it came straight from ChatGPT. Very disappointing. There is no personality and everything sounds like discussing the sentence statement.