Nearly 1,500 women from all over the world gathered in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, September 22-24 for Lynette Hagin's Kindle the Flame Women's Conference. They left the three-day meeting encouraged, strengthened, and changed.

Those at the conference learned that they can be "wonder women" when they trust in God's strength and keep the attitude of "I cannot be defeated and I will not quit!" Speakers encouraged the ladies to continue developing healthy connections with godly friends, live every moment in their God-given authority, and stay full of the Holy Ghost.

They also had a blast at the Girls Just Wanna Have Fun social. It truly was a remarkable three days! Kindle the Flame 2017 will be held September 28-30 on the Rhema USA campus in Broken Arrow.

Here's a taste of what the women experienced this year.

Kindle the Flame 2016 Speaker Highlights

"Our foundation must be established on Mark 11:22, "Have faith in God." We have to believe that God is and that He always will be. He has to be our number one priority in life." // Lynette Hagin

"You will never be able to do what God asks of you by yourself. God never gives out assignments small enough to be done without help." // Haley Schurz

"We have an amazing authority that has been given to us in Christ. We are to represent Him on the earth, and we can't do it without power." // Patsy Cameneti

"We are the glorious church; we're supposed to be full of the joy of the Lord. When our joy leaks out, so does our strength." // Brenda Thomas

"Go and bring the Good News to the prodigal sons and daughters that God is a God of restoration. Be His instrument to bring the prodigals back." // Lynette Hagin, Candlelight Prayer and Praise Service

By Rev. Lynette Hagin

Prayer is our spiritual oxygen, and just as oxygen is vital to our natural life, so prayer is vital to our spiritual life. We need to pray regularly and continually in order to live as God intended.

Each of us will face trying circumstances in life. We could never win a war without fighting some battles. We’re going to have trials, but in our trials we can build our faith. We do not have to be moved by the circumstances in our life. When we keep our eyes fixed on Jesus, He will take us from victory to victory.

Many people asked my husband and I how we made it after Brother Hagin went to Heaven. We made it by resting in the Lord Jesus Christ and by the prayers of the saints. We know that people all over the world were praying for us, and we know how powerful prayer is.

Brother Hagin was known for his strong prayer life. I used to watch him sit quietly in my office, not saying a word to me. But I could see his lips moving, and I knew he was praying in the Spirit. He prayed continually. And we need to pray continually, because prayer changes things!

God has called each and every one of us to pray! Christians are called to have a lifestyle of prayer. In Ephesians 6:18 Paul says, “Pray at all times—on every occasion, in every season—in the Spirit, with all [manner of] prayer and entreaty” (Amplified Bible). Read More.

Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. Lynette Hagin's Kindle the Flame is not your average women's conference. Women from all over the world come expecting to hear from God. They look forward to receiving His direction for their future and leaving energized and rejuvenated. And they come to have fun! This refreshing conference begins Thursday, September 22, at 7 p.m. on the Rhema USA campus. Session speakers include Lynette Hagin, Patsy Cameneti, Haley Schurz, and Brenda Thomas.

Trust us, ladies: If you miss this, you'll miss half your life! Register Today! 

"God has a plan for us ladies in these last days. But we can't fulfill those plans if we're worn out and stressed out. We must allow the Lord to direct our steps. We must see things from His perspective. His ways and thoughts are higher than ours. And when we follow Him, we will not fall." // Lynette Hagin

By Lynette Hagin From Kindle the Flame 2004

God has plans for us. Many times, God wraps up His thoughts and plans for us in our dreams—dreams that we may have had since childhood. For example, I always knew that I would marry a minister. And, thank God, I married a good preacher. I love to hear my husband preach! The dream of marrying a preacher was important because I knew that my destiny was wrapped up in that dream.