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Every January we as a church enter into 21 days of prayer and fasting to help us refocus our hearts on God and receive divine direction, power, blessings, and breakthroughs in our lives. In addition to your personal prayer time, here are 3 ways you can participate.
Facebook LIVE Prayer
Join Pastor Kirk on Facebook for prayer and inspiration
Wednesdays, January 8, 15, and 22 // 7:00a
Wednesdays, January 8, 15, and 22 // 7:00a
Worship Night
Join us on the final day of our fast, with a Worship Night and celebration
Sunday, January 26 // 6:00p - 7:30p
Sunday, January 26 // 6:00p - 7:30p
Facts on Fasting
Why should I fast? Fasting is a spiritual discipline that can bring greater clarity and revelation.
• Definition: To abstain from physical nourishment for a time for spiritual reasons.
• Types: 1) Water only. 2) Restriction of normal diet (i.e. Daniel 10:2-3). Or consider maintaining an attitude of personal denial by avoiding unnecessary foods, such as sugar or carbohydrates.
• Methods: Choose one day, several days, or all 21 days. Choose one meal, two meals or all three. (Note, if you have health concerns, please check with your physician first.)
• Types: 1) Water only. 2) Restriction of normal diet (i.e. Daniel 10:2-3). Or consider maintaining an attitude of personal denial by avoiding unnecessary foods, such as sugar or carbohydrates.
• Methods: Choose one day, several days, or all 21 days. Choose one meal, two meals or all three. (Note, if you have health concerns, please check with your physician first.)
• Biblical Attitudes Toward Fasting:
- Turning from Sin (2 Chronicles 7:14-15, Daniel 9:1-23).
- Seeking God’s Will (Luke 4:1-14, Esther 4).
- Expecting Answers (Daniel 10:1-14, Acts 13:1-4).
• Other Considerations: Limit things that present distractions (i.e. TV, video games and social media), or pleasurable substances such as alcohol or tobacco.
- Turning from Sin (2 Chronicles 7:14-15, Daniel 9:1-23).
- Seeking God’s Will (Luke 4:1-14, Esther 4).
- Expecting Answers (Daniel 10:1-14, Acts 13:1-4).
• Other Considerations: Limit things that present distractions (i.e. TV, video games and social media), or pleasurable substances such as alcohol or tobacco.