A Call to Arms 2023: Positioned for Victory

Men converged on the Rhema USA campus to be built up in the Lord at A Call to Arms 2023. Kenneth W. Hagin kicked off the conference with a rousing word of encouragement. From there, each message built upon the next. Men were challenged to be watchmen in their homes, urged to know God intimately, and prodded to push through difficult times and not give up. They left with a winner’s attitude, knowing how to position themselves for success.

Be sure to save the date for A Call to Arms 2024, November 7-8.

Speaker Highlights

"Your situation is not too big for God. The enemy can't bring anything to you that the power of God inside you can't overcome." // Kenneth W. Hagin

"The only thing that can defeat you is your mentality. Instead of having a losing attitude, have the attitude of a winner. You are going to win this battle. It may get rough, but you will win." // Craig W. Hagin

"When the enemy comes against your home, your marriage, your finances, you have a responsibility to exercise authority and take back what the devil is trying to steal from you." // Bob Keich

"You've come too far to come this far. What does that mean? It's not time to give up. If you're not dead, you're not done. God has more for you." // Tony Umber

"What's missing in many of our lives? Intimacy with the Father. We have to stop being satisfied with only being familiar with God. Get quiet before the Lord and get to truly know Him." // Jerry Weinzierl

"The calling God placed in you is for a reason. There is so much more in you than you realize. You are one discipline away from overcoming a barrier. You have to push through. The journey is hard, but it's worth it." // Justin Wiegand

Join Us for Kindle the Flame, September 28-30!

Lynette Hagin's Kindle the Flame Women's Conference is one of a kind! This unique conference draws women from around the world. For three days, ladies enjoy powerful worship, inspirational messages from guest speakers, a time of prayer and connection with God, and plenty of fun and fellowship. The conference includes general ministry and Heart to Heart sessions.

For more details, visit rhema.org/ktf or call 1-866-312-0972. Early bird registration is only $50 and ends September 20. Regular registration begins September 21 and is $55.

We look forward to seeing you!

"I enjoyed everything about KTF. . . By the end of the conference, my cup was overflowing. I felt refreshed and so hungry for more." // Norma

KTF 2023: Pink on Purpose

Pink was the color of the 23rd Kindle the Flame Women's Conference. The theme, Pink on Purpose, served as powerful reminder that God made women to be women—on purpose. He has a specific purpose for women that only they can fulfill. The Holy Spirit masterfully orchestrated the weekend, with each speaker's messages building upon the last. During the Candlelight, Prayer & Praise service, Lynette Hagin led the women in a time of prayer. They prayed for various things, with a special focus on interceding for children.

Make plans to attend Kindle the Flame 2024, September 26-28. In the meantime, enjoy these highlights.

Speaker Highlights

"What kind of attitude do you possess? Your attitude reveals the real you. It represents your disposition, your outlook on life, and your character. Your attitude determines the success or failure of every relationship in your life. Attitude is always a choice. Every situation has positive and negative in it. You choose what you focus on." // Lynette Hagin

"Unless you are walking in your purpose of being the kind of helper God designed you to be, you will never be fulfilled in life. Until you submit to the way He designed you, you will always be searching for more. That's because you will never be fulfilled as a woman until you help people." // Denise Hagin Burns

"You must pay attention to the conversations you have with yourself. Words are powerful. What are you saying to yourself? Would you talk that way to your best friend? Then why are you talking that way to you? Know that it grieves God when you put yourself down with your words." // Misti Coyne

"Something happens when we praise God. When our eyes are focused on Him, a transfer of strength takes place. But when our attention is on ourselves, we lose focus on who God is. We become like Sarah, who forced the will of God by her own hand and received an Ishmael." // ReJeanna Jolliff

"We need God's help to direct our steps. It's not for us to determine our way. Our part is to trust and acknowledge God and do the walking. When you do what you want instead of what God wants, you're putting yourself before Him, and you're messing up your life." // Haley Schurz

"What are you radiating? We're radiating something all the time. What's on the inside will show up on the outside. We need to make sure that what's inside us is of Him. People should know that we've been with Jesus." // Brenda Thomas

A Call to Arms 2022: Destined To Win

On November 3–4, hundreds of men from different walks of life gathered on the Rhema USA campus to be encouraged and inspired to live to their full potential in God. Speakers at A Call to Arms 2022 spoke from their hearts as they ministered on issues men face every day.

Kenneth W. Hagin's opening message, "Destined To Win," addressed a winner's attitude in life. Through a stirring retelling of David and Goliath, men were motivated to see themselves the way God sees them—as winners. When the call for prayer was given, many went forward.

The next day, the men were charged to see themselves as the kings God created them to be. The young adults were taught that prayer determines the outcome of our lives. Craig W. Hagin gave the final charge, encouraging men to act like winners. No matter what is going on in the world, the Greater One lives in us, and He has already given us the victory. Kenneth W. Hagin closed the conference with communion.

Make plans now to attend A Call to Arms 2023 on November 2-3!

Speaker Highlights

"How do you see yourself? Do you see yourself like God sees you? God does not see a weak person. He sees a strong person, a smart person, a talented person. Winning begins by seeing yourself correctly, by seeing yourself as a winner. There are buildings to be built, books to be written, and songs to be sung. In every area of life, God has destined every one of us to win." // Kenneth W. Hagin

"The Bible says you have already won because the dead-raising Spirit of the Living God lives inside you. You have the answer to every problem before you get to the problem. So you need to act like you walk with Jesus. Everywhere you step, He's always with you, causing you to triumph in every situation. But it's up to you to act like it." // Craig W. Hagin

"If we are going to lead, we must first learn how to follow. The first characteristic of a godly man is submission. It is actually the place where we find our purpose. Adam fell into sin because he failed to submit to God. We all have places where we want to run our own lives. It takes courage to submit completely to God." // Mark Bintliff

"God intended us to get our thoughts from His Word. If you imagine something without casting it down, it will become a stronghold in your life and affect your future. The degree to which your life is healthy is how you manage your thoughts." // Wyatt Brown

"People are focused on unessential things rather than the vision God has laid out for them. A lot of times we get focused on provision more than we do vision. We say, 'If we have this, then we can. What's in your hands? What did Moses have? He had a stick. Dorcas had a needle!' " // Josh Gresham

"Real men dominate! We don't run away from challenges, we run toward them! You are God's best! He picked His best for the last hour. You are an agent of change. He has given you power, dominion, and authority, and you are here to win the race!" // Roddy Shaffer

"The battle is what causes the greatest victories. It's the process of going through difficult times that causes a resolve in us. We want the mountaintop experience, but fruit is produced in the valley. And fruit is what sustains us through hard times and difficult things." // Jesse Tricola