Prayer & Fasting
January 1 – January 21, 2026
Resources
Daily Prayer
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Daily Prayer
- Sunday: Pray for Your Church
- Monday: Pray for Your Family & Friends
- Tuesday: Pray for the City of Orlando
- Wednesday: Pray for the Lost
- Thursday: Pray for Healing and Breakthrough
- Friday: Pray for Revival
- Saturday: Pray for Provision and Financial Stability
Prayer Resources
View prayer list, submit a prayer request, or let us celebrate what God has done in your life by giving us a praise report.
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Night of Prayer Services
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Prayer Services
Join us for an impactful night of worship and directional prayer.
Both children’s and youth ministries are also available.
- Wednesday, January 7 at 7pm
- Friday, January 9 at 7pm
- Wednesday, January 14 at 7pm
- Wednesday, January 21 at 7pm
Fasting
We invite everyone to participate in 21 Days of Prayer & Fasting.
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Fasting
From January 1 through January 21, we’re doing a churchwide fast with an extra emphasis on our prayer and devotional times.
The key to finishing strong is to start strong. We’re encouraging everyone to commit to the Daniel Fast (which means no bread, no meat, and no dessert for 21 days), however, we understand that you may need to modify your fast for medical or personal reasons.
Do not allow what you choose to eat or not eat to become the focus. Keep the main thing the main thing: disconnecting from your regular patterns and habits in order to connect to God more closely.
We are all in different places in life. Our jobs, daily schedules, health conditions, and personal walks with God each present various levels of demands on our energy and time. Whether you’ve fasted before or this is your first time, start where you are. While your personal fast should present a level of challenge, it’s very important to know your own body and follow what the Holy Spirit leads you to do. Remember, the goal of fasting is not just to abstain from food. The goal is to draw nearer to God.
Bible Reading
Reading your Bible is essential for connecting with God in a powerful way.
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Bible Reading
In addition to prayer and fasting, reading your Bible is essential for connecting with God in a powerful way. It is not about duty, but about relationship. Because God’s Word is living and active, reading it allows us to engage in His presence, draw closer to His character, and posture ourselves to hear from Him directly.
We urge you to designate a daily time and place to read your Bible. Being prepared to hear what He wants to tell you will help you get the most out of your devotional time with God. Here are three notable things to remember:
1. READ CONSISTENTLY
Don’t bite off more than you can chew, and certainly don’t compare your “performance” with that of others. It is better to read a little every day than to knock out two hours of Bible reading in one sitting. If you miss a few days, pick up at the next reading, but stay with it and don’t give up.
The key is to keep it simple and sustainable.
2. READ PRAYERFULLY
Talk to God as you’re reading. Don’t rush through. Leave space for pauses where you can ask God about parts of the text you may not understand. Reading prayerfully goes both ways, making space and time to talk to God while giving Him time and space to talk to you. Meditating on God’s Word is just as important as reading it.
3. READ EXPECTANTLY
Foster an attitude of expectancy as you partake in the Bread of Life. Believe that God is going to speak to you through His Word. Meditate on what God shows you by recording thoughts in your journal.