Women from around the world gathered once again for Lynette Hagin's 22nd Kindle the Flame Conference. It was a weekend of meeting new friends, hearing powerful messages, and refocusing priorities.

The main focus of the conference was to bring women together to unite in prayer. The emphasis this year was praying for the last-day revival. During the Candlelight Prayer & Praise Service, the ladies were grouped by their age decade (20–30, 30–40, 40–50, 50–60, 70 and over) for the prayer time. Each conference speaker represented an age group and led their group in prayer for a specific area that would bring revival. The evening ended with communion and a beautiful candlelight service.

Make plans to attend Kindle the Flame 2023, September 28-30! In the meantime, enjoy these highlights.

Speaker Highlights

It is important to be content in the "here" season of your life. God has already gone before you and sees your "there" season. You don't need to be concerned about it. Just trust the Lord, and you will walk victoriously in every season. —Lynette Hagin

Your life is a journey—not a destination. In every season, there is a purpose. You don't have to look for your purpose; it is on the inside of you. Listen to the Holy Spirit for instructions. God's mercies are new every day. Our purpose changes in different seasons. Embrace the new and say yes to each new purpose. —Denise Hagin Burns

It is time to press in and grow in the Lord. To fulfill your divine destiny, you must remain faithful and receive God's instructions. It is then that God will restore to you what the enemy has stolen. —Anna Gresham

God is not only a personal God, He is also a generational God. If there is going to be multiplication, there has to be cooperation among the generations. God has always entrusted women to complete His plan. —Kaira McKinnon

Are you going in a circle? It's time to stop circling your mountain and allow God, who is the power source, to lead you victoriously through the mountain. For that to occur, you must stop, look, and listen to God. —Julia Post

Are you stressed? God desires for you to be refreshed not stressed and has prepared a way for that. He said, "Come to me, and I will give you rest. I will give you relief from the pressure and stress in the world." —Brenda Thomas

It was a celebration of 50 years of history at Campmeeting 50! Speakers ministered the Word powerfully, resulting in healings, fresh anointings, and new beginnings for many.

Campmeeting: Then and Now aired on the big screen Thursday evening. The 50-minute video contained clips of Brother Hagin from early Campmeetings through 2003 and commentary from Kenneth and Lynette Hagin and others.

From Rhema Kids to Summer Blitz to the adult services, the Spirit of God touched everyone who attended.

Mark your calendars for Campmeeting 2023—July 23-28!

Speaker Highlights

"The solutions you are looking for are in the unseen realm. Impossibilities become possibilities because of where you look." // Kenneth W. Hagin

"If you start praising God, suddenly doors that have been long shut will open just like that! Start praising God in the midst of your circumstances." // Lynette Hagin

"Some people want to live in the past. But we need to move to the future, realizing that God is not through with us yet. Your time is not over." // Craig W. Hagin

"If you lack something, find someone who's good in that area. Peter wouldn't have walked on water if he hadn't been hanging around a Water-Walker." // Mark Boer

"The greatest challenge to our faith is fear. It is designed to overwhelm your mind and emotions. Fear limits your faith." // Charles Cowan

"There's something bigger than a millionaire, billionaire, or a trillionaire—it's a dominionaire. When you know you're a dominionaire, the authority of the believer goes to another level." // Earl Glisson

"The moment you make Jesus the Lord of your life, you're in Christ. Your spirit is joined to Christ. That's how you receive everything from God." // Mark Hankins

"We have to stay full of the Spirit. How are we going to walk in power and endure when the enemy comes in like a flood? By the power of the Holy Spirit." // Darrell Huffman

"What if everything you need already exists? What if all the breaks and resources you need are already in front of you. They're just waiting for you to grab them." // Tommy Pickens III

"God's mode of operation is to speak, and it comes to pass. We who are made in His image are supposed to follow that same model. If you don't doubt or waver, you will have what you say." // Fred Price Jr.

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Thursday, February 24. Kirk DuBois ministered in the 8:30 a.m. session on the leading of the Holy Spirit. The Bible tells us in Luke chapter 4 that Jesus, Who was “full of the Spirit,” was led by the Spirit into the wilderness (v. 1). After being tempted for 40 days, Jesus returned “in the power of the Spirit” (v. 14). “I believe there are a lot of Christians who are full of the Spirit,” Rev. DuBois said, “but they aren’t operating in the power of the Spirit because they haven’t learned how to deal with what’s in the wilderness.”

In the 9:30 a.m. service, Tad Gregurich ministered on “Increasing Our Capacity.” Many times when people think about increase in some area, they consider it for their own benefit. But we need to increase with a different goal in mind. “The Body of Christ isn’t going to increase until you increase,” Rev. Gregurich said, “because that gives us a greater capacity to reach a lost and dying world.”

Wednesday, February 23. In the 8:30 a.m. session Karen Jensen encouraged her hearers to get God’s direction for their lives. She urged them to trust their ability to know the voice of God. “Stop believing how you feel,” she said. “Stop believing what you’ve done before. Don’t believe more in your mistakes than you do in the Word of God.”

Craig W. Hagin opened the 9:30 a.m. service by mentioning flying on an airplane and hearing the pilot say over the intercom, “We can’t land yet. We are in a holding pattern.” He compared that to the way some Christians live their lives. “A lot of Christians right now are in a holding pattern. They have been waiting for God to do something in their lives. But I believe God is waiting on us to do something.”