Fire was born out of a deep burden and a sacred moment of prayer. In a world crowded with distractions, noise, and spiritual dullness, I began to reflect on how easily divine power is limited—not because God is absent, but because attention, hunger, and consecration are often divided. Even among believers, gatherings meant to host God’s presence sometimes lack the visible flow of power that should naturally accompany a people fully yielded to Him. It was in this place of reflection and prayer that *Fire* emerged. During a personal prayer moment in 2021, a cry rose from my spirit—simple, sincere, and unfiltered: “Holy Lord of the Universe, let Your light come shine down on me.” That prayer became the spark. The spark became a melody. And the melody became Fire.