Kicking off January 4th, we are believing God for a breakthrough of revival in our church and community as we come together to pray and fast. We believe 2026 will be a transformative year as we seek God for a renewal of his power in our lives!

Daily Focuses: Each day, we will explore specific prayer focuses that align with various aspects of our lives. These daily themes will guide our prayers and reflections, as well as unify our church family!

Open Prayer: Kicking off January 4th, the church will be open from 8am to 4pm Monday-Thursday until the end of the 21 Days. We encourage you to use this time and space to connect with God, dedicating the beginning of your day to Him.

Revival Nights: We’ll have 3 gatherings during the 21 Days that will be focused on worship as well as personal and corporate prayer. As we come together to focus our attention on God and seek him, we believe we will experience a move of the Holy Spirit! Continuing after the 21 days, join us on the first Wednesday nights of each month at 7pm for our Revival Nights throughout the year!

No matter where you’re in your relationship with God, we invite you to participate in 21 Days of Prayer, and experience an outpouring of His presence as you kick off your year!

"But when you fast, put oil on your head and wash your face, so that it will not be obvious to others that you are fasting, but only to your Father, who is unseen; and your Father, who sees what is done in secret, will reward you." - Matthew 6:17-18

What is Fasting?: Fasting is a spiritual discipline that connects us to God and helps us disconnect from the noise of the world around us. It's a practice that releases God's supernatural power into our lives as we express dependence on Him.

Why should I fast?: When we combine prayer and fasting, we practice biblical values that Jesus first modeled for us throughout the bible. Fasting is an act of intimacy with the Father. When we choose to fast, we are sacrificing one of our most essential daily routines. We are trusting that God will meet us in our hunger, and that we will be nourished by His Word. We do not fast to get something from God, but to know Him in a new and deeper way.

Complete Fast | In this kind of fast, you abstain from all food and consume liquids only.

Selective Fast | Removing certain elements from your diet, like bread, sugar, meat, etc. Another example is the Daniel's Fast which focuses on only consuming fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and water.

Partial Fast | Only eating in a certain window of time. Another term for this is intermittent fasting.

Soul Fast | This is where you remove things other than food that have become distractions (social media, TV, etc.)