Across the next 21 days (4 to 25 January) we're setting aside time to seek God with boldness. We're daring to break out from what we're used to and believe for the impossible.
There's something powerful about doing this together - not just individually, but as one body.
Our theme this year is PRAY BOLD.
Hebrews 4:16 says "Therefore, let us approach the throne of grace with boldness..."
We're not entering this fast timidly; we're stepping boldly.
Let's go for breakthrough.
Let's believe for miraculous.
Let's declare the Word of God over our lives.
We're believing that as we fast and pray together, God will move - in our hearts, homes, and our church. He's already at work.
Join us from 4 - 25 January as we believe for breakthroughs together.
Fasting is the voluntary act of giving something up for a spiritual purpose. It’s not about earning God’s favour, but about making room for Him.
When we fast, we quiet the noise of our desires and distractions so we can realign our hearts, hear His voice, and grow in dependence on Him.
Fasting is a way of saying: “God, You are my source. I want more of You.”
Choose a fast that’s sustainable for you, requires discomfort and sacrifice, and is meaningful before God.
Full Fast - Just water.
Liquid Fast - Give up solid foods.
Daniel Fast - Fruits, vegetables and whole foods.
Partial Fast - E.g. Skip breakfast and lunch, eat dinner.
Wednesday Fast - Fast with us on Wednesdays
Create Your Own Fast (social media, caffeine...)The focus isn’t on what you give up but on Who you turn to.
Health side note:
Fasting is first and foremost a spiritual practice, but it also affects your body. Everyone’s health and lifestyle are different, so it’s important to fast in a way that’s both faith-filled and wise.
When you fast, distractions often come quickly. Decide ahead of time what you’ll do with the time or space fasting creates, otherwise the time will get swallowed up. Here are some intentional ways you can spend the time:
Write down what you are believing for during this fast. Ask God for things that seem impossible, but let your biggest prayer be: “God, I want more of You, and I am coming after You with prayer and fasting.” Commit your plan to Him and invite the Holy Spirit to strengthen you.
This isn’t a competition or a test of strength. The goal isn’t perfection - it’s humility and hunger. If you lose focus or eat something you intended not to, just start again. Pick up where you left off, don't give up. The goal is to humble ourselves before God and to find Him.
Fasting isn’t about appearing spiritual or impressing anyone. It’s about drawing closer to God.
“When you fast, do not look somber as the hypocrites do…” (Matthew 6:16–18)
Keep your focus on Him - not on what you’re giving up or how hard it feels.
Fasting is easier and more powerful when you do it in community.
Pray with others - join prayer meetings or message a friend for accountability.
Share what God is speaking and encourage one another.
Plan how you’ll break your fast and what rhythms you’ll continue afterwards. What has God restored, realigned, or reawakened in you that you want to carry forward?
We are standing with you over these next 21 days!