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Join us for 21 days of Prayer and fasting (Starting January 4th) as we grow closer to God and experience spiritual transformation together as a church family. Whether you're new to fasting or experienced, this is an opportunity for all to unite in faith and purpose. Don't miss this season of seeking God's presence and power.

What is 21 Days of Prayer & Fasting?

21 Days of Prayer & Fasting is a time for our church to intentionally seek God through prayer and fasting. Together, we will focus on personal growth, strengthening the church, and impacting our local community, believing for spiritual breakthroughs in our lives, our church, and our community.

Start Date: Sunday, January 4, 2026
End Date: Saturday, January 24, 2026

How You Can Participate

Pray Daily
Follow the daily prayer points to align your heart with God’s will and grow spiritually.

Engage Weekly
Join us for Saturday morning Prayer on campus at 10:00am to seek God together as a church family.

January 10th/17th/24th

Share Your Journey
Use the hashtag #MOTIV821Days to share what God is doing in your life during this time of prayer and fasting.

Mark your calendar! Saturday January 10th/17th/24th we will come together at 10:00am for a time of Prayer on campus.

Weekly Prayer Points

Click to expand and view daily prayer points:

Week 1
  • Sun, Jan 4 – Day 1: Prayer Focus – Consecration & Fresh Start 
  • Mon, Jan 5 – Day 2: Prayer Focus – Personal Renewal 
  • Tue, Jan 6 – Day 3: Prayer Focus – Healing (Body, Mind, Soul) 
  • Wed, Jan 7 – Day 4: Prayer Focus – Local Community Needs 
  • Thu, Jan 8 – Day 5: Prayer Focus – Church Family Health 
  • Fri, Jan 9 – Day 6: Prayer Focus – Obedience to the Word
  • Sat, Jan 10 – Day 7: Prayer Focus –Miracles/Signs/Wonders ALL-IN CORPORATE PRAYER (in-person)
Week 2
  • Sun, Jan 11 – Day 8: Prayer Focus – Our Children & Families 
  • Mon, Jan 12 – Day 9: Prayer Focus – Peace in Our Homes 
  • Tue, Jan 13 – Day 10: Prayer Focus – Wisdom for 2026 Decisions 
  • Wed, Jan 14 – Day 11: Prayer Focus – Financial Wisdom 
  • Thu, Jan 15 – Day 12: Prayer Focus – Favor at Work & School 
  • Fri, Jan 16 – Day 13: Prayer Focus – Identity & Purpose
  • Sat, Jan 17 – Day 14: Prayer Focus –Freedom from Shame and Comparison (Ladies) Boldness to Lead and Serve (Fellas) ALL-IN CORPORATE PRAYER (in-person)
Week 3
  • Sun, Jan 18 – Day 15: Prayer Focus – Our Men & Fathers 
  • Mon, Jan 19 – Day 16: Prayer Focus – Revival in Our Region 
  • Tue, Jan 20 – Day 17: Prayer Focus – MOTIV8 Staff & Leaders 
  • Wed, Jan 21 – Day 18: Prayer Focus – Unity in the Church 
  • Thu, Jan 22 – Day 19: Prayer Focus – Boldness in Evangelism 
  • Fri, Jan 23 – Day 20: Prayer Focus – Open Doors & Opportunities 
  • Sat, Jan 24 – Day 21: Prayer Focus –Boldness to Finish Strong ALL-IN CORPORATE PRAYER (in-person)

FAQ's

Unsure where to start? Here are some ways to help prepare for this time.

What is Fasting?

Fasting is a spiritual practice where you intentionally choose to abstain from food or specific types of nourishment for a set time. It’s a way to seek a deeper connection with God, gain self-control, and receive guidance. Fasting isn’t just about going without food; it’s about feeding your spirit and drawing closer to the divine. Explore the transformative power of fasting on your spiritual journey.

What types of Fasting are there?

Option 1: Daniel Fast

What It Is:
 A biblically inspired fast based on the food Daniel consumed during his time of devotion (Daniel 1:12; 10:3). No meats, sweets, or breads.

Eat:

  • Fruits 
  • Vegetables 
  • Whole grains (brown rice, oats, quinoa) 
  • Legumes (beans, lentils) 
  • Nuts & seeds 
  • Water, 100% juice, herbal tea 

Avoid:

  • Meat, dairy, eggs 
  • Processed foods 
  • Sweeteners, sugar, soda 
  • Bread, yeast 
  • Caffeine 

Best For:
Those who want to reset their body and spirit with consistent nourishment while maintaining energy.

Option 2: Partial Fast

What It Is:
 A time-based fast. You eat only during a designated window of the day—usually 6 to 8 hours—and fast the rest (aka intermittent fasting).

Examples:

  • Fast from 6 AM to 3 PM (eat after 3 PM) 
  • Fast from sunup to sundown (break fast at dinner) 
  • Eat only one meal per day 

Avoid During Fasting Window:

  • All food 
  • Caffeinated drinks 
  • Snacks 

Best For:
 Those with demanding schedules, health constraints, or seeking a balance between physical discipline and spiritual pursuit.

How do I prepare?

Preparing for a Time of Fasting

  1. Pray for Guidance: Seek the Holy Spirit’s guidance in prayer. Ask for insight into the areas of your life that may need fasting and prayer.
  2. Confession and Repentance: Before fasting, take time to reflect on your life and confess any sins or areas where you’ve fallen short. Repentance is a vital step in drawing closer to God.
  3. Set Clear Intentions: Determine your purpose for fasting. Are you seeking spiritual clarity, direction, or healing? Having a clear intention will help you stay focused.
  4. Surrender to God: Surrender your life fully to Jesus. Dedicate your fast to His glory and seek His presence throughout the process.

Remember, fasting is a personal journey, and the most crucial aspect is your heart’s posture. Approach it with humility, faith, and a desire to draw closer to God.

What should I pray for during the fast?

We’ve provided daily prayer points that focus on personal growth, the church, and the community. Each week has specific themes and scripture to guide your prayers.

What if I miss a day?

Don’t worry! Simply start again the next day. The goal is to grow closer to God, not perfection.

What if I’ve never fasted before?

That’s okay! Start small and ask God to help you. Whether it’s skipping a meal or fasting from social media, every step of obedience matters.

How can I share my experience?

We’d love to hear from you! Use the hashtag #MOTIV821Days on social media or send us an email with your testimony.