Step into the new year with intention as we pause, refocus, and seek God together.

Together, we’re beginning 2026 with three days of prayer and fasting. Happening January 5–7 for one hour each evening.

January 5–6: Online on Zoom at 7PM
January 7: In-person at 7PM

About Fasting

Christians fast for several meaningful and biblical reasons—it's not just about giving something up, but about drawing closer to God. Here are the core purposes:

1. To Seek God More Intentionally

Fasting creates space to slow down and tune out distractions so we can focus on God in prayer, Scripture, and listening.

2. To Deepen Dependence on God

When we set aside something we normally rely on (like food or certain comforts), it reminds us that our true strength and provision come from God.

3. For Spiritual Renewal and Clarity

Many Christians fast when they’re seeking direction, breakthrough, or a fresh sense of God’s presence.

4. As an Act of Humility

Fasting is a way of humbling ourselves before God, acknowledging our need for Him.

5. To Realign the Heart

It helps break unhealthy patterns, refocus priorities, and renew spiritual hunger.

6. Following Biblical Examples

Jesus fasted. So did people like Moses, Esther, Daniel, and the early church—often before major decisions or significant moments.

In short, Christians fast not to “earn” anything from God, but to create intentional space to hear Him, trust Him more deeply, and grow spiritually.