As we fast, we allow ourselves to tune out from distractions and tune into God’s voice and guidance through prayer. We are believing for breakthrough corporately, and individually, and know that your participation is both powerful and effective.

We’re not a passive church, but passionate about being change agents. We pray that God would bring clarity and insight into what you are trusting Him for. Don’t forget to write it down and to tell people about all the good things that happen this month though prayer and fasting.

Biblical Fasting is the voluntary act of abstaining from food and/or drink for the purpose of developing our intimacy with God. Through an act of self-discipline, which is the essence of what it means to be a disciple of Jesus Christ, we intentionally spend more time with God in prayer. It has been said that prayer is connecting with God; fasting is disconnecting ourselves from the world.

We believe fasting is a living part of the Christian walk. Fasting was an expected discipline in both the Old and New Testament eras. For example, Moses fasted at least two recorded forty-day periods. Jesus fasted 40 days and reminded His followers to fast, “when you fast,” not if you fast.

Fasting enables the Holy Spirit to reveal your true spiritual condition. The Holy Spirit will quicken the Word of God in your heart and His truth will become more meaningful to you! Fasting can transform your prayer life into a richer and more personal experience. It can result in a dynamic personal revival in your own life - and make you a channel of revival to others.

If you’ve never fasted before, or if you are a veteran faster, and you’ve fasted many times, we’re excited about what God will do in these next 21 days as you say, “God, I want You, and I’m coming after more of You in prayer and fasting.”