Rooted and Rising: When the Unraveling Is Part of God’s Plan

Claimed By Him
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There are seasons in life when everything feels like it’s coming undone.

The plans you had begin to shift.

The clarity you once held feels distant.

And the strength you relied on seems stretched beyond what you thought you could bear.

If you’ve ever found yourself in a place like that, you’re not alone.

In fact, you may be closer to transformation than you realize.

The truth is, not every unraveling is meant to destroy you. Some unravelings are designed to reveal you, to strip away what no longer fits, so God can rebuild you in a way that aligns with His purpose.

That’s the heart behind the 2nd Annual Rooted and Rising: The Unraveling Women Conference, happening on July 11, 2026, in Jacksonville, Florida.

This year’s theme, “Feeling The Stretch — There’s Strength in the Strain,” speaks directly to the woman who feels the tension between where she is and where God is calling her to be.

Because stretching isn’t comfortable, but it is necessary.

Growth requires it.

Transformation depends on it.

And faith is often strengthened in it.

At this conference, women will gather in a safe, faith-filled space to pause, reflect, and reconnect with God in the middle of their “in-between” seasons. It’s a space where you don’t have to have it all together; you have to be willing to come.

Together, we’ll explore what it means to release what no longer serves us, rediscover our identity in Christ, and rise stronger with renewed clarity and purpose.

This experience will be led by powerful voices who understand both the beauty and the weight of real-life journeys.

Lisa Keeton, founder of Claimed By Him, brings a message rooted in Scripture and real-life transformation, guiding women from simply knowing about God to truly experiencing Him in their hearts.

Natarsha Hall, known for her work in healing and restoration, shares from a place of deep transparency, encouraging women to break free from cycles of pain and step into the fullness of life God intended.

And Tamara Crooms-Stephens, a critical care nurse, offers a unique and grounded perspective shaped by walking with people through some of their most vulnerable moments, reminding us that faith isn’t just for the easy seasons, but especially for the hard ones.

From the moment you arrive, beginning with a warm continental breakfast, you’ll be welcomed into an atmosphere of connection, encouragement, and truth.