Until All of the DMV Hears
Join us for 21 days of Prayer and fasting (Starting January 5th) as we grow closer to God and experience spiritual transformation together as a church family. Whether you're new to fasting or experienced, this is an opportunity for all to unite in faith and purpose. Don't miss this season of seeking God's presence and power.
What is 21 Days of Prayer & Fasting?
21 Days of Prayer & Fasting is a time for our church to intentionally seek God through prayer and fasting. Together, we will focus on personal growth, strengthening the church, and transforming the DMV community, believing for spiritual breakthroughs in our lives, our church, and our community.
Start Date: Sunday, January 5, 2025
End Date: Saturday, January 25, 2025
Weekly Themes:
Week 1: Personal Growth
Week 2: Strengthening the Church
Week 3: Transforming the Community
How You Can Participate
Pray Daily
Follow the daily prayer points to align your heart with God’s will and grow spiritually.
Engage Weekly
Join us for Midweek Prayer on Zoom (Wednesdays at 7:00pm) and our Saturday morning Prayer session on campus at 10:00am to seek God together as a church family.
Share Your Journey
Use the hashtag #MOTIV821Days to share what God is doing in your life during this time of prayer and fasting.
Mark your calendars for our Zoom meetings, Wednesday’s at 7 pm. Let’s grow in faith and support each other. See you there!
Mark your calendar! Saturday January 11th/18th/25th we will come together at 10:00am for a time of Prayer on campus.
Weekly Prayer Points
Click to expand and view daily prayer points:
Day 1: Pray for Clarity – Proverbs 3:5-6
Day 2: Pray for Repentance – 1 John 1:9
Day 3: Pray for Faith – Hebrews 11:1
Day 4: Pray for Growth – 2 Peter 3:18
Day 5: Pray for Humility – James 4:10
Day 6: Pray for Commitment – Galatians 6:9
Day 7: Pray for Gratitude – 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18
Day 8: Pray for Unity – Ephesians 4:3
Day 9: Pray for the Church Vision – Habakkuk 2:2-3
Day 10: Pray for Volunteers – 1 Peter 4:10
Day 11: Pray for Worship – Psalm 150:6
Day 12: Pray for Youth and Children – Matthew 19:14
Day 13: Pray for Outreach – Matthew 25:35-36
Day 14: Pray for Leadership – Proverbs 29:18
Day 15: Pray for First Responders – Psalm 91:11
Day 16: Pray for Teachers – Proverbs 22:6
Day 17: Pray for Local Government – 1 Timothy 2:1-2
Day 18: Pray for the Homeless and Marginalized – Isaiah 58:7
Day 19: Pray for Youth in the DMV – Jeremiah 29:11
Day 20: Pray for Revival – 2 Chronicles 7:14
Day 21: Pray for Celebration – Revelation 7:9-10
FAQ's
Unsure where to start? Here are some ways to help prepare for this time.
Fasting is a spiritual practice where you intentionally choose to abstain from food or specific types of nourishment for a set time. It’s a way to seek a deeper connection with God, gain self-control, and receive guidance. Fasting isn’t just about going without food; it’s about feeding your spirit and drawing closer to the divine. Explore the transformative power of fasting on your spiritual journey.
- Full Fast: In this type, you abstain from all food and drink except water. It’s often done for a day or several days, depending on your experience and purpose.
- Partial Fast: Here, you restrict certain foods, like giving up meat, sweets, or specific meals. This helps focus your attention on God during your fast.
- Intermittent Fast: This involves fasting for a portion of each day, like skipping breakfast or dinner. It’s a gentle way to incorporate fasting into your daily routine.
- Daniel Fast: Inspired by the Bible’s Daniel, this fast focuses on vegetables, fruits, nuts, and water for a specific period. It’s a healthy option that still fosters spiritual growth.
- Sundown Fast: You fast from sunrise to sunset, then eat during the evening. This is a form of intermittent fasting and aligns with natural eating patterns.
Preparing for a Time of Fasting
- Pray for Guidance: Seek the Holy Spirit’s guidance in prayer. Ask for insight into the areas of your life that may need fasting and prayer.
- Confession and Repentance: Before fasting, take time to reflect on your life and confess any sins or areas where you’ve fallen short. Repentance is a vital step in drawing closer to God.
- Set Clear Intentions: Determine your purpose for fasting. Are you seeking spiritual clarity, direction, or healing? Having a clear intention will help you stay focused.
- Surrender to God: Surrender your life fully to Jesus. Dedicate your fast to His glory and seek His presence throughout the process.
Remember, fasting is a personal journey, and the most crucial aspect is your heart’s posture. Approach it with humility, faith, and a desire to draw closer to God.
We’ve provided daily prayer points that focus on personal growth, the church, and the community. Each week has specific themes and scripture to guide your prayers.
Don’t worry! Simply start again the next day. The goal is to grow closer to God, not perfection.
That’s okay! Start small and ask God to help you. Whether it’s skipping a meal or fasting from social media, every step of obedience matters.
We’d love to hear from you! Use the hashtag #MOTIV821Days on social media or send us an email with your testimony.