21 Days of Prayer and Fasting

21 Days of Prayer and Fasting

As a church, we will begin 2026 with our annual rhythm of intentional prayer and fasting. Year after year, we have found this to be a deeply needed practice, especially as many of us are believing God for breakthrough in our lives, our families, and our city.

We are asking a bold question together: What is God waiting to pour out on our church, our city, or our lives if we would seek Him through prayer and fasting?

This is a sacred season to turn down the noise of the world and turn our hearts fully toward God. Fasting is not about earning God’s favor or getting what we want; it’s about creating space to hear Him more clearly, obey Him more faithfully, and intercede for the breakthroughs we’re believing for. Our prayer is that this season would deepen our intimacy with the Lord and bring clarity and direction for the year ahead.

Some of the most encouraging words we read as we prepare for this season are found in Acts 13:2, which says, “While they were worshiping the Lord and fasting, the Holy Spirit said, ‘Set apart for me Barnabas and Saul for the work to which I have called them.’”

As a church family, we believe God still speaks today. That’s why we will be engaging in a church-wide fast beginning January 4th, creating space to hear the Holy Spirit’s direction and guidance for our lives and our church.

Each day of the 21 days includes a short devotional and a specific prayer focus to help guide your time with God. We encourage you to fast in a way that is meaningful and prayerful, whether that’s a meal, a day, or longer, and to join us on social media for daily devotional videos throughout the journey.

Let’s lean in together, pray bold prayers, and believe for what God wants to do in us and through us as we step into this next season.