Today we close the fast, but we do not close our faith. This season has not been about earning God’s favor — it has been about aligning our hearts with His purposes. God has seen what was done in secret. And He is faithful to reward openly. As a church, we believe that what God … Continue reading Day 21 — This Time Next Year, We Will Be Holding the Promise
Praise is one of the purest expressions of faith. When we praise God before the breakthrough, we are declaring trust in His character, not just His actions. Throughout Scripture, praise often preceded victory. Worship shifts our focus from what we are waiting for to who we are waiting on. It keeps our hearts aligned while … Continue reading Day 20 — Celebrating Before You See It
Faith is not silent. What we speak during waiting seasons matters deeply. Scripture tells us that life and death are in the power of the tongue. Fasting helps us become more aware of our words. As distractions fall away, we begin to hear how we speak — over ourselves, our families, and our future. Faith-filled … Continue reading Day 19 — Speaking Life Over What God Has Promised
Miracles don’t just require faith — they require perseverance. Perseverance is what carries faith to full term. God honors consistent obedience more than emotional intensity. Moments of passion are powerful, but seasons of perseverance are what produce lasting fruit. Fasting develops this spiritual muscle by training us to remain faithful when comfort is absent. As … Continue reading Day 18 — Perseverance Is the Midwife of Miracles
One of the greatest threats to faith is not opposition — it is discouragement. Discouragement whispers that nothing is happening and tempts us to let go just before breakthrough. Scripture warns us not to grow weary in doing good, because weariness has a way of dulling our hope. Fasting confronts discouragement by reminding us that … Continue reading Day 17 — Do Not Abort the Promise Through Discouragement
By Day 16 of the fast, many people are tempted to evaluate the season by what they can see. But biblical faith doesn’t work that way. Faith operates in the unseen long before it ever becomes visible. In the story of the Shunammite woman, the miracle didn’t begin when the child was born — it … Continue reading Day 16 — Faith Is Pregnant Before It Is Visible
By this point in the fast, it’s important to remember: God is not teasing the promise — He is preparing the carrier. The timing of the release is always connected to the readiness of the person receiving it. Promises that outpace preparation become burdens instead of blessings. God’s delays are often evidence of His care, … Continue reading Day 15 — Preparing to Carry What God Is About to Release
Busyness can quietly dull spiritual sensitivity. Fasting interrupts that pattern. It slows us down enough to hear again, feel again, and respond again. It restores spiritual availability. Being available doesn’t mean doing more — it means being attentive. It means creating margin for God to speak and move without resistance. Fasting helps us shift from … Continue reading Day 14 — Becoming Spiritually Available Again
One of the fears people face in surrender is the fear of loss. If I let go, will I fall behind? Will I lose momentum? Fasting teaches us that surrender is not regression — it is realignment. God never asks us to release something without intending to replace it with something better. Letting go of … Continue reading Day 13 — Letting Go Without Losing Ground
Biblical faith rarely waits for full clarity before it acts. Throughout Scripture, God honors movement — steps taken in trust before outcomes are visible. Fasting sharpens this kind of faith by quieting fear and strengthening obedience. Faith that waits for certainty often never moves. Faith that trusts God’s character steps forward even when the path … Continue reading Day 12 — Faith That Moves Before It Sees
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