Prayer is our first response, not
our last resort.
How to Participate
Welcome
For the next 21 days, we are going to lay the spiritual foundation for the rest of the year through prayer and fasting. Fasting disconnects us from the world, while prayer connects us to God. When we put the two together, we will see God do a tremendous work in our lives!
Pick a Fast
Here are four different fasts to choose from. Read through the different fasts and decide which one is right for you this year. If for any reason, you don’t feel comfortable fasting from food, the final option (the soul fast) is for you!
Partial Food Fast
This fast is sometimes called the “Jewish Fast” and involves abstaining from eating any type of food and put your focus on God for a certain period of time each day. For example, you can choose to skip a certain meal or abstain from eating until sunset.
Selective Food Fast
This type of fast involves removing certain elements from your diet. This is when you remove certain foods from your diet and consume water and juice for fluids and fruits and vegetables for food.
Soul Fast
This is when you refocus certain areas of your life that are out of balance. For example, you might choose to stop using social media or watching television for the duration of the fast and then carefully bring that element back into your life in healthy doses at the conclusion of the fast.
Partial Food Fast
This fast is sometimes called the “Jewish Fast” and involves abstaining from eating any type of food and put your focus on God for a certain period of time each day. For example, you can choose to skip a certain meal or abstain from eating until sunset.
Selective Food Fast
This type of fast involves removing certain elements from your diet. This is when you remove certain foods from your diet and consume water and juice for fluids and fruits and vegetables for food.
Soul Fast
This is when you refocus certain areas of your life that are out of balance. For example, you might choose to stop using social media or watching television for the duration of the fast and then carefully bring that element back into your life in healthy doses at the conclusion of the fast.
Set Your Strategy
The next key to making these 21-days successful is establishing a prayer routine that works for your schedule. We are creatures of habit, and the goal for these next three weeks is to establish a healthy habit of prayer we can carry with us for the rest of the year.
Your strategy should consist of three things—a time, a spot, and a plan.
Pick a Time
What is a time that works for you every day? If you have young kids, there is a good chance it will either have to be before they wake up or after they go to bed. It doesn’t matter when it is; just pick the time that is going to be easiest for you to stick to and put it in your calendar right now.
Pick a Spot
Your prayer times will be a lot more consistent if you designate a specific spot for them. Maybe it’s a certain chair or closet. Or maybe it’s your backyard or your car. Again, it doesn’t matter what spot you choose; it only matters that you pick one and stick with it.
Pick a Plan
The best way to ensure you will have success during your prayer time is to go into it with a plan. There are many different models you can follow for this, and in week two, we will walk through one together (praying The Lord’s Prayer). But go into your prayer time with a plan.
One option is to pray through the acronym: ACTS.
Adoration: Start your prayer by praising God for who he is.
Confession: Admit any sin in your life.
Thanksgiving: Next, express gratitude for a few things in your life.
Supplication: Finally, end your prayer by praying for one person.
Your strategy should consist of three things—a time, a spot, and a plan.
Pick a Time
What is a time that works for you every day? If you have young kids, there is a good chance it will either have to be before they wake up or after they go to bed. It doesn’t matter when it is; just pick the time that is going to be easiest for you to stick to and put it in your calendar right now.
Pick a Spot
Your prayer times will be a lot more consistent if you designate a specific spot for them. Maybe it’s a certain chair or closet. Or maybe it’s your backyard or your car. Again, it doesn’t matter what spot you choose; it only matters that you pick one and stick with it.
Pick a Plan
The best way to ensure you will have success during your prayer time is to go into it with a plan. There are many different models you can follow for this, and in week two, we will walk through one together (praying The Lord’s Prayer). But go into your prayer time with a plan.
One option is to pray through the acronym: ACTS.
Adoration: Start your prayer by praising God for who he is.
Confession: Admit any sin in your life.
Thanksgiving: Next, express gratitude for a few things in your life.
Supplication: Finally, end your prayer by praying for one person.
Start Your Prayer Journey
Download our app to access a devotional filled with scripture and prayer prompts, or pick up a hard copy at the church office.
Come Together for Collective Prayer
Starting January 8th through January 22nd, join us every Wednesday at 12pm as we come together in prayer as a church community.
Celebrate with a Night of Worship + Baptism
Come together for a church-wide Night of Worship and Baptism on Sunday, January 26th at 6pm. Childcare will NOT be provided!
Prayer is our first response, not
our last resort.
How to Participate
Welcome
For the next 21 days, we are going to lay the spiritual foundation for the rest of the year through prayer and fasting. Fasting disconnects us from the world, while prayer connects us to God. When we put the two together, we will see God do a tremendous work in our lives!
Pick a Fast
Here are four different fasts to choose from. Read through the different fasts and decide which one is right for you this year. If for any reason, you don’t feel comfortable fasting from food, the final option (the soul fast) is for you!
Partial Food Fast
This fast is sometimes called the “Jewish Fast” and involves abstaining from eating any type of food and put your focus on God for a certain period of time each day. For example, you can choose to skip a certain meal or abstain from eating until sunset.
Selective Food Fast
This type of fast involves removing certain elements from your diet. This is when you remove certain foods from your diet and consume water and juice for fluids and fruits and vegetables for food.
Soul Fast
This is when you refocus certain areas of your life that are out of balance. For example, you might choose to stop using social media or watching television for the duration of the fast and then carefully bring that element back into your life in healthy doses at the conclusion of the fast.
Partial Food Fast
This fast is sometimes called the “Jewish Fast” and involves abstaining from eating any type of food and put your focus on God for a certain period of time each day. For example, you can choose to skip a certain meal or abstain from eating until sunset.
Selective Food Fast
This type of fast involves removing certain elements from your diet. This is when you remove certain foods from your diet and consume water and juice for fluids and fruits and vegetables for food.
Soul Fast
This is when you refocus certain areas of your life that are out of balance. For example, you might choose to stop using social media or watching television for the duration of the fast and then carefully bring that element back into your life in healthy doses at the conclusion of the fast.
Set Your Strategy
The next key to making these 21-days successful is establishing a prayer routine that works for your schedule. We are creatures of habit, and the goal for these next three weeks is to establish a healthy habit of prayer we can carry with us for the rest of the year.
Your strategy should consist of three things—a time, a spot, and a plan.
Pick a Time
What is a time that works for you every day? If you have young kids, there is a good chance it will either have to be before they wake up or after they go to bed. It doesn’t matter when it is; just pick the time that is going to be easiest for you to stick to and put it in your calendar right now.
Pick a Spot
Your prayer times will be a lot more consistent if you designate a specific spot for them. Maybe it’s a certain chair or closet. Or maybe it’s your backyard or your car. Again, it doesn’t matter what spot you choose; it only matters that you pick one and stick with it.
Pick a Plan
The best way to ensure you will have success during your prayer time is to go into it with a plan. There are many different models you can follow for this, and in week two, we will walk through one together (praying The Lord’s Prayer). But go into your prayer time with a plan.
One option is to pray through the acronym: ACTS.
Adoration: Start your prayer by praising God for who he is.
Confession: Admit any sin in your life.
Thanksgiving: Next, express gratitude for a few things in your life.
Supplication: Finally, end your prayer by praying for one person.
Your strategy should consist of three things—a time, a spot, and a plan.
Pick a Time
What is a time that works for you every day? If you have young kids, there is a good chance it will either have to be before they wake up or after they go to bed. It doesn’t matter when it is; just pick the time that is going to be easiest for you to stick to and put it in your calendar right now.
Pick a Spot
Your prayer times will be a lot more consistent if you designate a specific spot for them. Maybe it’s a certain chair or closet. Or maybe it’s your backyard or your car. Again, it doesn’t matter what spot you choose; it only matters that you pick one and stick with it.
Pick a Plan
The best way to ensure you will have success during your prayer time is to go into it with a plan. There are many different models you can follow for this, and in week two, we will walk through one together (praying The Lord’s Prayer). But go into your prayer time with a plan.
One option is to pray through the acronym: ACTS.
Adoration: Start your prayer by praising God for who he is.
Confession: Admit any sin in your life.
Thanksgiving: Next, express gratitude for a few things in your life.
Supplication: Finally, end your prayer by praying for one person.
Get a Prayer Guide
Pick your guide up from the church or follow along through our church app.
Prayer is our first response, not
our last resort.
How to Participate
Welcome
For the next 21 days, we are going to lay the spiritual foundation for the rest of the year through prayer and fasting. Fasting disconnects us from the world, while prayer connects us to God. When we put the two together, we will see God do a tremendous work in our lives!
Pick a Fast
Here are four different fasts to choose from. Read through the different fasts and decide which one is right for you this year. If for any reason, you don’t feel comfortable fasting from food, the final option (the soul fast) is for you!
Partial Food Fast
This fast is sometimes called the “Jewish Fast” and involves abstaining from eating any type of food and put your focus on God for a certain period of time each day. For example, you can choose to skip a certain meal or abstain from eating until sunset.
Selective Food Fast
This type of fast involves removing certain elements from your diet. This is when you remove certain foods from your diet and consume water and juice for fluids and fruits and vegetables for food.
Soul Fast
This is when you refocus certain areas of your life that are out of balance. For example, you might choose to stop using social media or watching television for the duration of the fast and then carefully bring that element back into your life in healthy doses at the conclusion of the fast.
Partial Food Fast
This fast is sometimes called the “Jewish Fast” and involves abstaining from eating any type of food and put your focus on God for a certain period of time each day. For example, you can choose to skip a certain meal or abstain from eating until sunset.
Selective Food Fast
This type of fast involves removing certain elements from your diet. This is when you remove certain foods from your diet and consume water and juice for fluids and fruits and vegetables for food.
Soul Fast
This is when you refocus certain areas of your life that are out of balance. For example, you might choose to stop using social media or watching television for the duration of the fast and then carefully bring that element back into your life in healthy doses at the conclusion of the fast.
Set Your Strategy
The next key to making these 21-days successful is establishing a prayer routine that works for your schedule. We are creatures of habit, and the goal for these next three weeks is to establish a healthy habit of prayer we can carry with us for the rest of the year.
Your strategy should consist of three things—a time, a spot, and a plan.
Pick a Time
What is a time that works for you every day? If you have young kids, there is a good chance it will either have to be before they wake up or after they go to bed. It doesn’t matter when it is; just pick the time that is going to be easiest for you to stick to and put it in your calendar right now.
Pick a Spot
Your prayer times will be a lot more consistent if you designate a specific spot for them. Maybe it’s a certain chair or closet. Or maybe it’s your backyard or your car. Again, it doesn’t matter what spot you choose; it only matters that you pick one and stick with it.
Pick a Plan
The best way to ensure you will have success during your prayer time is to go into it with a plan. There are many different models you can follow for this, and in week two, we will walk through one together (praying The Lord’s Prayer). But go into your prayer time with a plan.
One option is to pray through the acronym: ACTS.
Adoration: Start your prayer by praising God for who he is.
Confession: Admit any sin in your life.
Thanksgiving: Next, express gratitude for a few things in your life.
Supplication: Finally, end your prayer by praying for one person.
Your strategy should consist of three things—a time, a spot, and a plan.
Pick a Time
What is a time that works for you every day? If you have young kids, there is a good chance it will either have to be before they wake up or after they go to bed. It doesn’t matter when it is; just pick the time that is going to be easiest for you to stick to and put it in your calendar right now.
Pick a Spot
Your prayer times will be a lot more consistent if you designate a specific spot for them. Maybe it’s a certain chair or closet. Or maybe it’s your backyard or your car. Again, it doesn’t matter what spot you choose; it only matters that you pick one and stick with it.
Pick a Plan
The best way to ensure you will have success during your prayer time is to go into it with a plan. There are many different models you can follow for this, and in week two, we will walk through one together (praying The Lord’s Prayer). But go into your prayer time with a plan.
One option is to pray through the acronym: ACTS.
Adoration: Start your prayer by praising God for who he is.
Confession: Admit any sin in your life.
Thanksgiving: Next, express gratitude for a few things in your life.
Supplication: Finally, end your prayer by praying for one person.
Get a Prayer Guide
Pick your guide up from the church or follow along through our church app.
Daily Prayer Focuses
Week One: Dream With God
Day 1: Dream Big for Your Life
Day 2: Dream Big for Your Family
Day 3: Dream Big for Our Church
Day 4: Dream Big for Those Far from God
Day 5: Dream with Someone Else
Day 6: Establish a Firm Foundation
Day 7: Now Dream Even Bigger
Week Two: Teach Us How to Pray
Day 8: Gratitude
Day 9: Intercession
Day 10: Surrender
Day 11: Provision
Day 12: Repentance
Day 13: Forgive
Day 14: Protection
Week Three: Pray Without Ceasing
Day 15: Pray for Marriages and Families
Day 16: Pray for our Outreach Partners
Day 17: Pray for our Pastors
Day 18: Pray for the Government
Day 19: Pray for Those Who Persecute You
Day 20: Pray for Everyone You See
Day 21: Just Getting Started
Daily Prayer Focuses
Week 1: Dream
with God
Day 1: Dream Big for Your Life
Day 2: Dream Big for Your Family
Day 3: Dream Big for Our Church
Day 4: Dream Big for Those Far from God
Day 5: Dream with Someone Else
Day 6: Establish a Firm Foundation
Day 7: Now Dream Even Bigger
Week 2: Teach Us How to Pray
Day 8: Gratitude
Day 9: Intercession
Day 10: Surrender
Day 11: Provision
Day 12: Repentance
Day 13: Forgive
Day 14: Protection
Week 3: Pray Without Ceasing
Day 15: Pray for Marriages and Families
Day 16: Pray for our Outreach Partners
Day 17: Pray for our Pastors
Day 18: Pray for the Government
Day 19: Pray for Those Who Persecute You
Day 20: Pray for Everyone You See
Day 21: Just Getting Started
Daily Prayer Focuses
Week 1: Dream
with God
Day 1: Dream Big for Your Life
Day 2: Dream Big for Your Family
Day 3: Dream Big for Our Church
Day 4: Dream Big for Those Far from God
Day 5: Dream with Someone Else
Day 6: Establish a Firm Foundation
Day 7: Now Dream Even Bigger
Week 2: Teach Us How to Pray
Day 8: Gratitude
Day 9: Intercession
Day 10: Surrender
Day 11: Provision
Day 12: Repentance
Day 13: Forgive
Day 14: Protection
Week 3: Pray Without Ceasing
Day 15: Pray for Marriages and Families
Day 16: Pray for our Outreach Partners
Day 17: Pray for our Pastors
Day 18: Pray for the Government
Day 19: Pray for Those Who Persecute You
Day 20: Pray for Everyone You See
Day 21: Just Getting Started
Weekly Prayer Gatherings
Prayer is a powerful way to grow your faith, and there’s no better time than now to deepen your prayer journey. Whether you're new to prayer or have been praying for years, this is a meaningful opportunity to come together and draw closer to God.
Join us each Wednesday during our 21 Days of Prayer series from 12pm-12:45pm
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You can access guided prayer plans throughout our series by downloading our app.
Download the App
Within our Church App, you can access guided prayer plans during the 21 Days of Prayer. Now available to download in your app store.
Download the App
Within our Church App, you can access guided prayer plans during the 21 Days of Prayer. Now available to download in your app store.
Day 18: Pray for the Government
Day 17: Pray for our Pastors
Welcome
Pick a Fast
Set Your Strategy
Pray As You Can
Jan 5, 2025 • Noah Rollins
Day 1: Dream Big for Your Life
Day 2: Dream Big for Your Family
Day 3: Dream Big for Our Church
Day 4: Dream Big for Those Far from God
Day 5: Dream with Someone Else
Day 6: Establish a Firm Foundation
I Get It Now
Jan 12, 2025 • Noah Rollins
Day 7: Now Dream Even Bigger
Day 8: Gratitude
Day 9: Intercession
Day 10: Surrender
Day 11: Provision
Day 12: Repentance
Day 13: Forgive
Are They Too Far Gone?
Jan 19, 2025 • Noah Rollins
Day 14: Protection
Day 15: Pray for Marriages and Families
Day 16: Pray for our Outreach Partners