As we step into Dangerous Prayers, we’re setting aside seven days to seek God together — aligning our hearts, renewing our faith, and positioning ourselves for what God wants to do in us and through us.

From January 10–16, our church will gather daily for 7 Days of Prayer and Fasting, creating intentional space to listen, respond, and surrender to God’s voice. Throughout the week, we’ll come together in prayer, both in person at our South location and steamed live online for our global community, as we pursue God with expectation Each day will be centered around a specific prayer focus and scripture, guiding us to reflect, repent, and respond to what God is revealing in this season. These are not safe prayers. They are honest prayers. Bold prayers. Prayers that invite God to search us, shape us, and send us.

This fast isn’t about restriction — it’s about realignment. Whether you’re fasting from food, social media, or something else that has been competing for your attention, the purpose is the same: to create space for God to speak clearly and lead fully.

We believe this week will mark a turning point — where faith is strengthened, obedience is renewed, and our church is unified around God’s presence and purpose. As we begin this year, we’re choosing to seek first. To pray boldly. To trust God completely.

We invite you to join us for Dangerous Prayers: 7 Days of Prayer and Fasting, January 10–16.

Pray With Us

In Person - South Campus Only
(Streamed live)

January 10th - 15th
Saturday @ 7:00 AM | Monday - Thursday @ 6:00 AM

Altar Night: 12 Hours of Prayer | January 16th

7:00 PM - 7:00AM | South Campus

Streamed live: 7:00PM - 9:00PM

  • Prayer Themes

    Saturday, January 10 – A Prayer of Recentering

    Sunday, January 11 – A Prayer of Remembrance

    Monday, January 12 – A Prayer for Dependence

    Tuesday, January 13 – A Prayer of Surrender

    Wednesday, January 14 – A Prayer for Bold Faith

    Thursday, January 15 – A Prayer for Next Gen

    Friday, January 16 – A Prayer for the House

  • How We’re Fasting

    Daniel Fast
    For our 7 Days of Prayer and Fasting, we will be participating in the Daniel Fast. This is a plant-based fast that focuses on fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and water, while avoiding meats, sweets, and processed foods. The Daniel Fast is designed to create intentional space for prayer and spiritual focus throughout the week.

  • Social Media Consecration

    In addition to the Daniel Fast, we are inviting our church into a nightly consecration from social media from 6 PM to 6 AM throughout the week. This intentional pause is an opportunity to quiet outside noise, limit distractions, and create space for reflection, prayer, and rest.

    This is not about disconnection for its own sake, but about devotion. By setting aside social media in the evenings and overnight hours, we are choosing to be more present with God, with our families, and with ourselves as we seek His voice during this sacred time.

Overview

How To Begin

  • Pray and ask God what this fast should look like for you personally.

  • Commit to participating in the Daniel Fast for January 10–16 at a pace that is healthy and sustainable.

  • Set your intention to join daily prayer, either in person at South Campus or online.

  • Prepare your heart to listen, respond, and be led throughout the week.

  • Decide in advance how you will participate in the social media consecration from 6 PM–6 AM.

Preparation

  • Plan your meals ahead of time to support the Daniel Fast.

  • Remove distractions that may compete with prayer, especially during evening hours.

  • Create space in your schedule for prayer, reflection, and rest.

  • Let your family or close community know about your commitment so they can support you.

  • Come with an open heart, ready to be challenged, encouraged, and changed.

Fast Types

  • A 6AM–6PM fast is a type of sun-up to sun-down fast. During this time, we abstain from food and certain comforts as a way of focusing our hearts and attention on God.

    From 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM, participants refrain from eating solid foods and instead commit that time to prayer, worship, and reflection. Many choose to drink only water, tea, or light juices during the fasting hours.

    At 6:00 PM, the fast is broken for the evening meal. Some people choose to eat one modest meal after 6PM, while others continue with lighter options as they feel led.

    This rhythm mirrors the biblical principle of setting apart the day for spiritual focus — offering the first and best of our time to the Lord, and closing the day in gratitude.

    The purpose isn’t deprivation — it’s devotion. We fast to remove distractions, quiet our hearts, and make more room for God’s presence and direction in our lives.

  • Based on the fasting experience of Old Testament Prophet Daniel (Daniel 1 and 10), The Daniel Fast is a Partial Fast that allows whole grains, fruits, beans, legumes, and vegetables. While eliminating meats, seafood, dairy, eggs, sugar, and sweeteners, leavened bread, coffee, and soda. Moderate portion sizes are encouraged. We will be corporately participating in this type of fast.

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  • Refraining from logging into or viewing any social media, through a mobile device or computer from 6:00 PM - 6:00 AM.

Share Your Story

During this season of prayer and fasting, we believe God is moving in personal and powerful ways. If God speaks to you, meets you, or brings clarity, breakthrough, or renewal during the fast, we invite you to share your story.

Your testimony has the power to encourage others, strengthen our faith as a church, and remind us that God is active and present among His people. Whether it’s something big or something quietly transformative, your story matters.

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