Join us on a shared journey of returning to God, renewing our hunger for Him, and aligning our lives with what He desires to do among us.
As a house, we’re setting aside 21 days to seek the Lord together through prayer and fasting. This is an invitation to slow down, remove distractions, and create space to listen, respond, and be formed by His presence.
You’re welcome to join us at any point during the fast.
How to Join Us
Receive Daily Prayer Points
Sign up to receive a brief prayer focus by text message each morning to guide you through each day of the fast.
Get the 21-Day Prayer Guide
Download the PDF guide with daily prayer points, Scripture, and space to reflect, journal, and listen for what God is speaking.
Learn About Fasting
New to fasting or looking for clarity? Scroll down to learn the purpose of fasting and how to approach it in a biblical way.
What We’re Leaning Into Together
Over these 21 days, our prayer journey will move through three intentional rhythms:
Returning to First Love
Turning our hearts back to God with holy reverence, repentance, renewed hunger, and fresh encounters with His Spirit.
Filled and Sent
As hearts are renewed, we ask to be filled with the Holy Spirit and sent together as a bold, unified witness to Jesus.
Faith that Reproduces
The fruit of renewal and obedience is faith that loves deeply, serves others, reaches nations, and multiplies disciples.
Prayers and Testimonies
Share prayer requests and testimonies from the fast so we can pray for you and give thanks for what God is doing.
Share a Prayer Request
We would be honored to partner with you in prayer. Please let us know how our staff can pray and intercede for you during this time of fasting.
Share a Testimony
As God speaks, moves, or brings clarity during these days, we invite you to share what He’s doing. Testimonies strengthen the body and bring God glory.
About Fasting
Why We Fast
The purpose of fasting is to draw nearer to God.
Throughout Scripture, fasting is connected to intentionally removing distractions so we can give greater attention to the Lord. It has a way of resetting our inner life — quieting our flesh, sharpening our spiritual hunger, and renewing us from the inside out.
Fasting does not earn God’s favor. It positions us to receive what He already desires to give.
As we fast, we create space to listen more clearly, respond more quickly, and celebrate the goodness and mercy of God at work in our lives.
What Fasting Is (and Isn’t)
Biblically, fasting involves abstaining from food for a spiritual purpose. For that reason, we strongly encourage everyone to consider some form of food fast during these 21 days.
At the same time, participation will look different for each person.
Your fast should carry a level of challenge, but it should also be approached with wisdom. Know your body, consider your responsibilities, and most importantly, seek the Lord in prayer and follow the leading of the Holy Spirit.
Types of Fasts
Below are several common ways people choose to fast. These are not requirements — simply examples to help you prayerfully discern what the Lord may be inviting you into.
Complete Fast
Abstaining from all food and drinking only liquids, typically water, with juice or broth as an option to help sustain this type of fasting.
Selective Fast
Removing specific items from your diet for a period of time. One example is the Daniel Fast, which eliminates meat, sweets, and bread, focusing on fruits, vegetables, and water or juice.
Partial Fast
Abstaining from food during certain times of the day, such as from morning until mid-afternoon or from sunup to sundown.
Non-Food Fast
For those unable to fast food due to health reasons, a non-food fast may be appropriate. This could be a fast from social media, entertainment, or other habits that compete for attention.
New to Fasting?
You’re not behind.
Whether this is your first time fasting or something you’ve practiced before, this journey is for our whole house. Start where you are, stay attentive to the Lord, and move at a pace of grace.
Joining Late?
You’re still welcome.
Even if you join after January 12, you’re invited to participate for the remaining days. We’re walking this together as a community, listening and responding to God along the way.
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