As we step into the new year, we’re setting aside intentional time to seek God together through 21 Days of Prayer, Fasting, and Consecration.
For 3 weeks, starting this Sunday, January 11, we’ll create space for God to move by intentionally letting go of things that often compete for our attention and trust. This is not about religious pressure or perfection, it’s about positioning our hearts to hear God clearly and aligning our lives with Him.
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When we fast, pause, and surrender together, we posture ourselves for deeper intimacy with God. These 21 days help reset our priorities and remind us that our strength, peace, and direction come from Him.
Whether you’ve fasted before or this is your first time—there’s a place for you. Ask God how He’s inviting you to participate, and take the step with us.
Week 1: Fasting
January 11–17
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Letting Go of Physical Comfort
We intentionally remove something we rely on, so we’re reminded that God is who we truly rely on.
Examples may include:
Certain foods
Certain meals
A Daniel Fast​
This week helps train our bodies to follow our spirit.
A Willing Heart
Scripture: Psalm 51:10
Prayer: “God, create in me a clean heart. Prepare me for what You want to do.”
Action: Choose your fast for this week and commit it to God.
Week 2: Pausing
January 18–24
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Letting Go of Constant Consumption
We don’t lack information, we often lack stillness.
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Examples may include:
Social media
News
Streaming
Doomscrolling
We replace consumption with connection:
Worship
Scripture
Prayer
Silence
Pausing creates space for God to speak.
Be Still
Scripture: Psalm 46:10
Prayer: “God, quiet my mind so I can hear You.”
Action: Turn off unnecessary media today and sit in silence for 5 minutes.
Week 3: Surrendering
January 25–31
​​​Letting Go of What Controls Us
This is the one thing you might say, “I need this to get through my day.”
Examples may include:
Coffee
Sugar
A comfort habit
A distraction
A coping mechanism
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This week trains our hearts to trust Jesus fully.
Not My Will
Scripture: Luke 22:42
Prayer: “God, I surrender my plans to You.”
Action: Identify the “one thing” you’re surrendering this week.