Start Here: How to Recharge Your Prayer Life
Running on empty after a hard year? Start here for Recharged, our 21 Days of Prayer and Fasting 2021. See what prayer is, why we fast, four ways to fast and what to settle before Day 1.
Day 7: Families with Hearts Turned Home
God’s plan to bless the world began with one family. On the last day of our fast we pray for marriages, parents, children and every kind of home, and for hearts to be turned back to each other.
Day 6: The Arts, Gifted by the Spirit
The first person in the Bible said to be filled with God’s Spirit was an artist. On Day 6 we pray for music, film, sport and the arts, and for creative people who use their gifts for God.
Day 5: Business and the Faithful Steward
In a time of famine, God had a man ready. On Day 5 we pray for jobs, businesses and the economy, and ask God to raise up faithful stewards like Joseph in the world of work.
Day 4: Leaders for Such a Time as This
Paul urges us to pray for everyone in authority. On Day 4 we pray for those who govern us in a time of crisis, and we learn from Esther what it means to serve for such a time as this.
Day 3: Schools and Students Taught by the Lord
What we learn shapes who we become. On Day 3, Palm Sunday, we pray for pupils, students, teachers and parents, and for a generation that is taught by the Lord.
Day 2: Good News in the Media
What we watch, read and scroll through shapes how we think. On Day 2 we pray for truth in the media, for Christians who work in it and for good news to be heard above the noise.
Day 1: The Church on the Mountain of the Lord
We begin with the church and the spiritual life of our nation. On Day 1 we see what draws people to God, why a closed building does not close the church, and we pray for unity and revival.
Start Here: Seven Mountains of Prayer
In the week before Easter 2020 we set aside seven days to pray for seven areas of life that shape our nation. Start here to see what the week covers, how each guide works and how to fast.
Day 22 and Beyond: A Life of Seeking God
Our 21 days of prayer and fasting are complete. So what now? Seeking God is a decision we make every day. Here are some simple ways to keep going for the rest of the year.
Day 21: Keep Seeking God First
Twenty-one days ago we set out to seek God first. On the final day of our fast we thank Him for what He has done and decide to keep seeking Him every day.
Day 20: Show Me Your Glory
Moses could have asked God for many things. He asked to see His glory. On Day 20 we find out how God answered, and we pray for the earth to be filled with the knowledge of Him.
Day 19: You Will Receive Power
Jesus told His disciples to wait until they were clothed with power. On Day 19 we look at the promise of the Holy Spirit and ask the Father to fill us with His presence and power.
Day 18: Do What Is Right, Love Mercy
God cares deeply about those who are treated unjustly, and He calls His people to care too. On Day 18 we see where to begin when the need feels overwhelming: on our knees.
Day 17: Revive Us Again
God gave Solomon a promise with four conditions and three answers. On Day 17 we humble ourselves, seek His face and pray for revival in our church, our community and our land.
Day 16: Life to the Full for Our Town
Jesus came to give life in all its fullness, and He sends His church to carry that life into the place where it lives. On Day 16 we pray and speak blessing over our town.
Day 15: Accept One Another
Jesus welcomed people long before they changed, and He never pretended that sin did not matter. On Day 15 we learn to love people we disagree with, as God has loved us.
Day 14: A Dwelling Place for God
Jesus did few miracles in His home town because of their unbelief. On Day 14 we ask God to make us a people He can dwell among, and we pray for our neighbours by name.
Day 13: Watching for the Vision
Without a word from God, people lose their way. On Day 13 we climb the watchtower with Habakkuk, wait to hear what God will say and learn to write the vision down.
Day 12: New Wine, New Wineskins
Jesus promised rivers of living water to everyone who is thirsty. On Day 12 we ask for a fresh outpouring of the Holy Spirit, and for hearts made new and ready to hold what He pours in.