Women know how to keep going.

We keep families going. We keep ministries going. We keep businesses, careers, churches, friendships, and communities going. We pray for everybody else, encourage everybody else, show up for everybody else—and sometimes, while we're busy keeping everything else burning, our own fire gets low.

Not necessarily because we've lost our faith.

Sometimes we're simply tired.

Sometimes disappointment has taken something out of us. Sometimes we've become so busy doing things for God that we've neglected simply being with God. Sometimes we've carried responsibilities that were never ours. And sometimes the gift is still there, the calling is still there, and the desire is still there—but the flame needs fresh wind.

That's the story behind Reigniting the Fire.

Inspired by 2 Timothy 1:6 — “Fan into flame the gift of God…”, this experience is an invitation for women to come back to the source.

We begin with Intimacy, because before we talk about what you're called to do, we want to reconnect with the One who called you.

Then we move into Purpose, because being busy isn't the same as being assigned.

We move into Perseverance, because getting your fire back is one thing—learning how to protect it when life gets hard is another.

And ultimately, everything leads to His Presence.

That's why the evening becomes more than another service. We move symbolically through the Outer Court, Inner Court, and Beyond the Veil—laying some things down, drawing closer, and remembering that because of Christ, we have access to the presence of God.

And then we open the doors.

What begins as a women-only experience during the day becomes an evening revival for everyone—because a woman who has been reignited doesn't keep that fire to herself. She carries it back to her marriage, children, church, workplace, neighborhood, and community.

ReIgnite the Fire Women's Encounter

Reignite the Fire. Restore the Woman. Renew the Spirit.