January: The Month of Fasting & Prayer
Each year, we set aside intentional time to seek God through prayer and fasting. This sacred season is an opportunity to quiet distractions, realign our hearts, and draw closer to God as individuals and as a church family. Whether you are new to fasting or have participated before, this month is about growing in spiritual discipline, sensitivity, and dependence on God.
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Types of Fasts
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Complete Fast
A complete fast is the most intensive option and involves consuming water only for the duration of the fast. This type of fast is often done for shorter periods and should be approached prayerfully and wisely. Please consult a medical professional if you have health concerns before participating.
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Partial Fast
A partial fast involves abstaining from all food from sunup to sundown each day, similar to a daytime fast. Meals are typically eaten in the evening after sunset. This fast allows participants to dedicate the daytime hours to prayer while still maintaining nourishment.
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Selective Fast
A selective fast involves removing specific foods or food groups from your diet, such as meats, sugar, bread, or processed foods. A common example is the Daniel Fast, which focuses on fruits, vegetables, and water. This option allows for physical sustenance while creating spiritual discipline through intentional restriction.
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Soul Fast
A soul fast is ideal for those with medical limitations or anyone sensing imbalance in certain areas of life. Rather than food, this fast focuses on eliminating distractions that compete for our attention and spiritual focus—such as social media, television, entertainment, or other habits. The goal is to replace those activities with prayer, Scripture, and reflection.
To close out our Month of Prayer, Fasting, and Consecration, we invite you to join us for a special Prayer Brunch on January 31st at 11:00AM.
We are honored to welcome Pastor Sheree Thomas from Brooklyn, New York, as our guest speaker. This will be a powerful revival service marked by the presence of God; expecting miracles, signs, and wonders as we gather in faith and unity.
As we conclude this sacred month, come ready to worship, receive, and encounter God in a fresh way. Whether you’ve been fasting all month or are simply hungry for more of God, this night is for you.
Join us for revival. Come expectant. Bring a friend. Don’t miss what God is going to do.
