DAILY PRAYER FOCUS
DAY ONE: Church Vision (Acts 2:42-47)
DAY TWO: Repentance and Confession (Psalms 51:7-10)
DAY THREE: Soul Searching & Breaking Off Bad Habits (Psalms 139:23-24)
DAY FOUR: Letting Go & Resting in Jesus (Matthew 11:28)
DAY FIVE: God's Guidance & Direction (Psalms 32:8)
DAY SIX: Wisdom (Proverbs 4:4-9)
DAY SEVEN: Purpose (1 Peter 2:9)
DAY EIGHT: Clarity (Psalms 119:130)
DAY NINE: Personal Vision for 2025 (Habakuk 2:2-4)
DAY TEN: Healing & Miracles (Acts 4:30)
DAY ELEVEN: Deliverance & Freedom (Luke 10:19)
DAY TWO: Repentance and Confession (Psalms 51:7-10)
DAY THREE: Soul Searching & Breaking Off Bad Habits (Psalms 139:23-24)
DAY FOUR: Letting Go & Resting in Jesus (Matthew 11:28)
DAY FIVE: God's Guidance & Direction (Psalms 32:8)
DAY SIX: Wisdom (Proverbs 4:4-9)
DAY SEVEN: Purpose (1 Peter 2:9)
DAY EIGHT: Clarity (Psalms 119:130)
DAY NINE: Personal Vision for 2025 (Habakuk 2:2-4)
DAY TEN: Healing & Miracles (Acts 4:30)
DAY ELEVEN: Deliverance & Freedom (Luke 10:19)
DAY TWELVE: Accountability (Ecclesiastes 4:9-10)
DAY THIRTEEN: Forgiving those who hurt us (Colossians 3:12-14)
DAY FOURTEEN: The Brokenhearted (Psalms 34:18)
DAY FIFTEEN: The Grieving (Matthew 11:28-30)
DAY SIXTEEN: Comfort From The Holy Spirit (2 Corinthians 1:3)
DAY SEVENTEEN: Moving into Your Future (Philippians 3:13-14)
DAY EIGHTEEN: Outreach and Evangelism (Mark 16:15)
DAY NINETEEN: Revival In Our City (Psalms 85:6)
DAY TWENTY: Revival In Our Nation (Acts 2:16-17)
DAY TWENTY-ONE: Overflow for 2025 (Joel 2: 24)
DAY THIRTEEN: Forgiving those who hurt us (Colossians 3:12-14)
DAY FOURTEEN: The Brokenhearted (Psalms 34:18)
DAY FIFTEEN: The Grieving (Matthew 11:28-30)
DAY SIXTEEN: Comfort From The Holy Spirit (2 Corinthians 1:3)
DAY SEVENTEEN: Moving into Your Future (Philippians 3:13-14)
DAY EIGHTEEN: Outreach and Evangelism (Mark 16:15)
DAY NINETEEN: Revival In Our City (Psalms 85:6)
DAY TWENTY: Revival In Our Nation (Acts 2:16-17)
DAY TWENTY-ONE: Overflow for 2025 (Joel 2: 24)
In Person Prayer
Every Weekday Morning from 6am to 8am (Jan 6th - Jan 24th)
Prayer at 7pm with the following groups:
Jan 13th - Leadership Team, Pastors, Directors and Board Members
Jan 15th - Whole Church
Jan 17th - Oasis Women
Jan 18th - Oasis Men
Jan 20th - Oasis Kids
Jan 22nd -Whole Church
Jan 24th - Young Adults (18-35)
Prayer at 7pm with the following groups:
Jan 13th - Leadership Team, Pastors, Directors and Board Members
Jan 15th - Whole Church
Jan 17th - Oasis Women
Jan 18th - Oasis Men
Jan 20th - Oasis Kids
Jan 22nd -Whole Church
Jan 24th - Young Adults (18-35)
Why Pray?
The power of prayer deepens our dependence on Him and sharpens our faith. When we pray we choose to put everything in God’s hands knowing that His hand will show up in every aspect of our lives and in those around us.
The act of prayer is what creates our intimacy with God. We can practice the spiritual habit of prayer knowing that our requests go to a God who hears us and who invites us to be intimately involved in His plan. For this reason, we pray in confidence knowing that our prayers are powerful and can bring about change in any circumstance.
There are no levels to this. We all can enter prayer with a posture of trust, openness, and faith, believing that God can do far more than we could even ask or imagine. It’s not about our circumstances, it’s about our heart stance.
The act of prayer is what creates our intimacy with God. We can practice the spiritual habit of prayer knowing that our requests go to a God who hears us and who invites us to be intimately involved in His plan. For this reason, we pray in confidence knowing that our prayers are powerful and can bring about change in any circumstance.
There are no levels to this. We all can enter prayer with a posture of trust, openness, and faith, believing that God can do far more than we could even ask or imagine. It’s not about our circumstances, it’s about our heart stance.
Why Fast?
Fasting is the ancient practice of choosing to abstain from food for a certain period of time. It is a spiritual discipline, the purpose of which is training to become more like Jesus. The motivation of our fasting is to draw closer to the heart of God. Fasting is a Christian discipline to break the power of the flesh in our life – our desires, sins, and cravings – and to feed on the Holy Spirit.
“Fasting helps us to express, to deepen, and to confirm the resolution that we are ready to sacrifice anything, even ourselves, to attain the Kingdom of God.” - Scot McKnight.
In summary, fasting is not about getting from God but it is about getting to God.
“Fasting helps us to express, to deepen, and to confirm the resolution that we are ready to sacrifice anything, even ourselves, to attain the Kingdom of God.” - Scot McKnight.
In summary, fasting is not about getting from God but it is about getting to God.
Types of Fasts
- Liquid Fast - Give up solid foods
- Daniel Fast - Fruits, vegetables, and grains only
- Meal Fast - Fast with us for one meal a day
- Fast a favorite food or drink (soda or coffee)
- Fast or limit screen time
- Choose something meaningful to you that creates space for God
Resources
- Blog: How to Create Space for God in Prayer
- Blog: How To P.R.A.Y.
- Blog: Get Quiet To Hear God's Voice
- Blog: Fasting Not Just A Fad Diet
- E-Book: Pray First Guide
- Book: "Fasting" Jentzen Franklin
- Video: Fasting is A Weapon - Alex Suber
- Video: Understanding the Power of Fasting - Dr. Myles Munroe
- Video: When You Fast - Derek Prince
- Video: The Power of Fasting - Jentzen Franklin
- Video: Spiritual Keys to Fasting - Jentzen Franklin