Day 11: He Heals the Broken-Hearted
A phone call, a diagnosis or a letter can turn life upside down. On Day 11 we bring our wounds and our broken relationships to the God who heals hearts and turns them towards each other.
Day 10: Serving the Lord Together
The Christian life was never meant to be lived alone. On Day 10 we hear Joshua’s great decision and ask God who He wants us to share life, prayer and worship with.
Day 9: What Must I Do to Be Saved?
At midnight in a prison in Philippi, a desperate man asked the most important question of all. On Day 9 we hear the answer, and we pray by name for people who need Jesus.
Day 8: Fruit That the Spirit Grows
The Holy Spirit lives in every believer, and He grows something in us. On Day 8 we look at the fruit of the Spirit, see what real love looks like and ask where we need to grow.
Day 7: Steps Directed by the Lord
God’s plan for your life is better than your own. On Day 7 we learn from Joseph, David, Joshua and Mary how to find that plan and how to hold on when it is tested.
Day 6: Filled with Hope and Power
Tired already? On Day 6 we come to the God of hope, who fills empty people with joy and peace, and we learn that purpose flows from staying joined to Jesus.
Day 5: The Eyes of Your Heart
It is possible to know all the right words and still be going through the motions. On Day 5 we pray Paul’s prayer for wisdom and revelation, and ask God to open the eyes of our hearts.
Day 4: One Thing I Ask
What we set our hearts on shapes everything else. On Day 4 we meet Ezra, a scribe who decided to study God’s Word, do it and teach it, and we set our own hearts on God.
Day 3: Worship with Your Whole Heart
Worship is far more than singing. It is the response of a whole heart to who God is. On Day 3 we turn our eyes to Him and write our own prayer of worship.
Day 2: Drawing Near to a Holy God
How can people like us come close to a holy God who knows everything about us? On Day 2 we find that our confidence rests on what Jesus has done and on the Father’s love.
Day 1: A Hunger for God and a Clean Heart
Daniel prayed three times a day, and not even a royal decree could stop him. On Day 1 we ask God for a clean heart and set a daily time to meet with Him.
Start Here: How to Seek God First for 21 Days
A new year and a new decade. Before anything else, we seek God. Start here for our 21 Days of Prayer and Fasting 2020: what prayer is, why we fast, ways to fast and how to get ready.
Day 21: Victory Through Our Lord Jesus Christ
On the final day of our fast, the eve of Good Friday, we look at the God who wins. Jesus has overcome the world, and through Him overwhelming victory is ours.
Day 20: No Good Thing Withheld
When Moses asked to see God’s glory, God showed him His goodness. On Day 20 we remember that there is no darkness in God at all, and we thank Him for His greatest gift.
Day 19: The Lord Corrects Those He Loves
Nobody enjoys being corrected, but God’s correction is a sign that we belong to Him. On Day 19 we learn to welcome His discipline and to let Scripture put us right.
Day 18: To Seek and Save the Lost
From Abraham to the cross, God has been working out one purpose: to bring people back to Himself. On Day 18 we ask what part He is calling us to play in it.
Day 17: Like a Father to His Children
God knows exactly how weak we are, and He is tender towards us. On Day 17, Palm Sunday, we receive His compassion and ask who needs to receive it from us.
Day 16: The Work of His Hands
The God who made everything made you, and He gave you gifts on purpose. On Day 16 we praise the Creator and ask how He wants us to use what He has put in our hands.
Day 15: The God Who Cannot Lie
People break their word. God never has. On Day 15 we see why His word can be trusted completely, and what that means for the way we live and work for Him.
Day 14: Jesus Wept
God is not unmoved by what we go through. On Day 14 we stand beside Jesus at a graveside, hear Him weep over a city and pray for hearts that have grown hard.