Refresh 2024!

Our annual Refresh conference is coming this January 17th - 21st! We pray you will plan to be there now if you haven't already! We have double Matt's coming this year! Matt Lockett from Justice House of Prayer DC, Matt Sorger from Matt Sorger Ministries, plus special teams from Bethel in Redding, and worship guests as well! It will be a conference like no other and truly a life-changing experience! Attending this conference is free, and we will have something special for the kids in the evenings!

Those who wait upon God get fresh strength; they spread their wings and soar like eagles!

Matt Lockett is the Executive Director of the Justice House of Prayer DC, located right on Capitol Hill. From the governmental gate of the nation, Matt leads prayer and intercession that appeals to a holy hill higher than Capitol Hill—to a heavenly court above the Supreme Court.

Matt has served as a full-time missionary in the nation's capital since 2005. Matt teaches on the topics of prayer, fasting, and governmental intercession. His passion is to help father a young, consecrated generation that will usher justice into the earth.

Matt also directs Bound4LIFE, a pro-life prayer movement universally recognized by the iconic red tape worn over the mouth with the word "LIFE" handwritten on it. "It's not a protest. It's a prayer meeting."

Matt is a father of four children and Poppy to two grandsons. He and his wife, Kim, live in Washington, DC.

Matt Sorger is a prophetic minister who carries a unique anointing that fills entire rooms with the tangible glory of God, with many saved, healed, set free, and filled with God's presence. Matt is a strong preacher and teacher of God's word, mentoring and equipping the body of Christ to live in the realm of God's power and glory. He has impacted the globe, ministering in over 35 nations, and has reached over 200 nations by television and media. Matt and his wife Stephanie oversee Rescue1, rescuing children from trafficking around the world. Their vision is to see at least 1,500 children set free.