Winter Bible Seminar 2013 continued in full swing Wednesday and Thursday. Lynette Hagin shared from her heart Wednesday morning, encouraging the congregation to be themselves. "The Lord uses different people in different ways for different ministries," she said. "It is important not to clone yourself after others." She reminded the crowd that when they have been standing in faith for something, the answer may come in a form they had not expected. She took an example from the snowy weather that day in Broken Arrow.

“This is going to be a great week,” Kenneth W. Hagin told the Winter Bible Seminar crowd Sunday night. And he kicked things off by encouraging the congregation to be world changers. The Bible is full of stories about unqualified people, he said. But God qualified them, and He’ll qualify you if you’ll only trust in Him. What God sees in you is more powerful than what you see in yourself.

Winter Bible Seminar 2013 ended on a high note Friday. In her final 10:30 a.m. message, Lynette Hagin taught from Hebrews 12:1, in which we are told to "lay aside every weight, and the sin which doth so easily beset us." If something in our life is not a "wing"—facilitating God's plan for us—it is a weight, hindering that plan. We need to take inventory of our lives, identify what hinders us, and throw it aside.

Many people have come to Winter Bible Seminar 2013 expecting a move of God, and He has been honoring their expectations. Lynette Hagin is speaking at 10:30 a.m. all this week. Monday she focused on the importance of holding on to the foundational truths of God's Word. "This is our victory book," she said, "and we need to keep it before us at all times." The more grounded we are in biblical truths, the stronger we will be able to stand when adverse circumstances come. "I have never seen such battles as those that Christians are facing right now," she said, "but God will cause us to win them all."