A young woman with a beanie hat, holding a microphone and reading from a book on stage at a public event. Four people sitting in the background on stage, and a large screen projecting a similar image.

A young woman with long dark hair, dressed in a black top and ripped light blue jeans, sitting barefoot against a warm brown background, holding an acoustic guitar.

The phrase "Oh Lord, come!" written in white cursive text on a black background.

People praying and singing on stage during a concert or worship event with a large digital screen in the background.

Two women singing with microphones on a dark stage, one wearing a bandana and a gray shirt, the other wearing a black jacket, while a person in green plays a flute in the background.

Crowd of people dancing and celebrating on stage during a concert or event in an indoor venue with stage lights overhead.

A black and white photo of a woman laughing, with long dark hair, wearing a dark top and light pants, looking downward.

Female singer holding a microphone and performing on stage with dark background.

This is the hour
of the pure Bride

There is a call in this hour to return to simple, wholehearted devotion to Jesus. Kaylee’s message centers on beholding Him. Because transformation does not come through striving, but through seeing.

The more we look at Jesus, the more we become like Him. The more we encounter Him, the more everything else loses its hold. This is the invitation carried in her ministry.

To come closer, and to remain.