What is 21 days of Prayer and Fasting?
It is our most important ministry of the entire year. For 21 days straight, we gather to cry out to the Lord and fast. We begin with worship, followed by a time of instruction and devotion from a staff member. We then spend most of the time in personal prayer to the Lord and close with a corporate prayer. Spiritually, it’s a 21-day journey of seeking and thirsting for more of Jesus and surrendering to all He desires in your life.
Why meet every day in person?
Meeting daily is a spiritual discipline that helps deepen your relationship with Jesus. Gathering together creates space for consistency, focus, and intentional time in His presence—setting the tone for your day and strengthening your faith through prayer.
What if I cannot be there every day?
No worries at all—we’d love for you to join whenever you’re able. If you can, try to make it a priority to come on the first day and see what God does through it.
Who leads 21 days of Prayer?
Each morning begins with one song of worship. Then, one of our pastors or staff members shares a short devotion and introduces the prayer focus for the day. After that, you’ll have the remaining time for intimate, personal prayer with you and Jesus.
What will it be like when I show up?
We ask everyone to arrive on time so we can begin promptly at 6:00 a.m. We’ll start together in worship, followed by a brief devotion from a staff member or pastor, who will also share the specific prayer focus for the day. After that, you’ll be dismissed to pray on your own.
Music will be playing, and you’re welcome to pray aloud or silently. Some people may need to leave straight from prayer to head to work or school, so they may be dressed for the day, while others may come in pajamas or comfortable lounge clothes to make it on time.
We promise to have you out by 7:00 a.m. It’s a very relaxed atmosphere, but deeply spiritual.
What drives people to be faithful to this for 21 straight days?
Days 1-3 - Get up every morning fueled by pure adrenaline and excitement for the journey, with great expectations to hear from God.
Days 4-7 - When adrenaline runs out, and exhaustion begins to creep in, that is when motivation to draw closer to the Lord takes over.
Days 8-12 - Crossing the midway point, you hit a wall, wondering if you will be able to be faithful to the full journey. This is when determination picks up and carries you through. The thought of quitting is much worse than the thought of finishing strong. Here, you realize just how significant it is to be in the room and to experience the manifest presence of God collectively with your faith family. You are actually drawing encouragement from others praying around you.
Days 13-18 - A new way of approaching God and getting up early seems to be part of your new routine. Determination gives way to devotion, and you experience an epiphany. You realize that you have developed a thirst for the Lord that is being met every morning, as you approach Him in prayer and worship.
Days 19-21 - Your cup is overflowing. You have reached the summit of a new place in your faith journey. You experience a spiritual victory that cannot be put into words. You realize that this journey was much more than fighting exhaustion, fatigue, and discipline. It has been a spiritual battle where you have confronted spiritual warfare and emerged a victor. You are now prepared for battle. Ready up! Let’s go!!!
It is our most important ministry of the entire year. For 21 days straight, we gather to cry out to the Lord and fast. We begin with worship, followed by a time of instruction and devotion from a staff member. We then spend most of the time in personal prayer to the Lord and close with a corporate prayer. Spiritually, it’s a 21-day journey of seeking and thirsting for more of Jesus and surrendering to all He desires in your life.
Why meet every day in person?
Meeting daily is a spiritual discipline that helps deepen your relationship with Jesus. Gathering together creates space for consistency, focus, and intentional time in His presence—setting the tone for your day and strengthening your faith through prayer.
What if I cannot be there every day?
No worries at all—we’d love for you to join whenever you’re able. If you can, try to make it a priority to come on the first day and see what God does through it.
Who leads 21 days of Prayer?
Each morning begins with one song of worship. Then, one of our pastors or staff members shares a short devotion and introduces the prayer focus for the day. After that, you’ll have the remaining time for intimate, personal prayer with you and Jesus.
What will it be like when I show up?
We ask everyone to arrive on time so we can begin promptly at 6:00 a.m. We’ll start together in worship, followed by a brief devotion from a staff member or pastor, who will also share the specific prayer focus for the day. After that, you’ll be dismissed to pray on your own.
Music will be playing, and you’re welcome to pray aloud or silently. Some people may need to leave straight from prayer to head to work or school, so they may be dressed for the day, while others may come in pajamas or comfortable lounge clothes to make it on time.
We promise to have you out by 7:00 a.m. It’s a very relaxed atmosphere, but deeply spiritual.
What drives people to be faithful to this for 21 straight days?
Days 1-3 - Get up every morning fueled by pure adrenaline and excitement for the journey, with great expectations to hear from God.
Days 4-7 - When adrenaline runs out, and exhaustion begins to creep in, that is when motivation to draw closer to the Lord takes over.
Days 8-12 - Crossing the midway point, you hit a wall, wondering if you will be able to be faithful to the full journey. This is when determination picks up and carries you through. The thought of quitting is much worse than the thought of finishing strong. Here, you realize just how significant it is to be in the room and to experience the manifest presence of God collectively with your faith family. You are actually drawing encouragement from others praying around you.
Days 13-18 - A new way of approaching God and getting up early seems to be part of your new routine. Determination gives way to devotion, and you experience an epiphany. You realize that you have developed a thirst for the Lord that is being met every morning, as you approach Him in prayer and worship.
Days 19-21 - Your cup is overflowing. You have reached the summit of a new place in your faith journey. You experience a spiritual victory that cannot be put into words. You realize that this journey was much more than fighting exhaustion, fatigue, and discipline. It has been a spiritual battle where you have confronted spiritual warfare and emerged a victor. You are now prepared for battle. Ready up! Let’s go!!!
