Schedule

Being single doesn’t mean standing on the sidelines, it means living with clarity, purpose, and intention. This session explores spiritual disciplines, emotional health, and practical strategies for serving, leading, and growing while navigating life solo. Attendees will leave equipped to thrive confidently in their God-given calling.

In alignment with this year’s theme, Love Others, the WinterFire Forum brings together influential voices to examine how genuine apostolic unity flows from love, humility, and shared mission. Through thoughtful dialogue, the panel will explore how doctrine, culture, leadership, and worship shape our witness to the world and how loving others becomes the framework for building a church that is unified, Spirit-led, and deeply connected to Christ’s heartbeat.

Dionna Dibble • True Worship
Worship begins with a heart-posture of reverence and complete submission to God, but what does that look like within our corporate worship services? This session explores the biblical paradigm, purpose, and practical application of worship in the church, offering guidance on how to create an environment where individuals can genuinely encounter God.

Thomas Dibble • The Theology of Work and Rest
God’s design for labor and Sabbath both as essential expressions of worship and human flourishing. Participants will explore the biblical foundations of work as participation in God’s creative purpose and rest as a sacred rhythm of trust and renewal, discovering how a balanced approach can strengthen spiritual vitality.

Rick Lovall • Financial Stewardship for Ministers
Gain essential guidance for pastors and ministers, including retirement planning, tax-advantaged financial strategies, church financial structure, and effective funds management. Attendees will receive practical tools to steward resources wisely and prepare for long-term financial stability.

Ejim Wilson • Worship: Radical Inclusion of the Bride of Christ
In a world shaped by cultural tension, competing worldviews, and division, this workshop explores the biblical mandate for radical inclusion within the Church. Participants will examine barriers that hinder multicultural ministry, evaluate how these barriers shape values and perspectives, and discover practical strategies for building a unified, diverse congregation.