21 Days of Prayer


January 12-February 1 

This year, we are stepping into a season of Greater. At Crossroads, we believe that prayer is the foundation for experiencing the presence of God in a transformative way. Join us for 21 days of focused prayer as we seek to draw closer to God, encounter His love, and align our hearts with His purpose for our lives.

Whether you're new to prayer or have been walking with Jesus for years, this is a powerful opportunity to deepen your relationship with Him and connect with others in our community. Let’s start the year together, expectant for what God will do!

21 DAYS OF PRAYER RESOURCES

Prayer Guide

This guide gives you prayer points for all 21 days of our prayer journey. 

Free E-Book

Download and enjoy John Piper’s inspiring book, A Hunger for God, and deepen your fasting journey.

William Augusto

Listen to calming instrumental music for your prayer time by clicking the link below.

The Bible App

The YouVersion Bible app is free to download and packed with features to help you dive into Scripture!

FASTING GUIDANCE

January 26 - February 1

Having a successful fast starts with the right preparation. It is important to choose ahead of time what type of fast, or what combination you will pursue. Not only will this help with making the necessary preparations to implement your plan, but as you commit to a specific fast ahead of time and know how you’re going to do it, you will position yourself to finish strong.

We are all at different places in our walk with God. Likewise our jobs, daily schedules, and health conditions are all different and place various levels of demand on our energy. So most importantly, whether you’ve fasted before, or this will be your first time, prayerfully consider what your fast will look like.

Your personal fast should have a level of challenge to it, but it’s very important to know your own body, know your options, and most importantly, seek God in prayer and follow what the Holy Spirit leads you to do. Remember, the goal of fasting is not just to do without food. The goal is to draw nearer to God.

Examples of fasting include...
Daniel Fast, Partial Fast (Water Only), and Full Fast (No Water, No Food)

Depending on the type of fast you choose, it is very important to prepare your body ahead of time before beginning the fast. Take a week or so to transition into your fast; otherwise, you could get sick. For example, if you would like to go on a fruits and vegetables or juice fast, start eliminating meat, white grains and refined sugars from your diet the week before. Also, start to cut back quite a bit on dairy products and some of your caffeine intake.

This same principle applies to breaking your fast. When your fast is over, add foods back very gradually. Your body will be so cleansed and detoxified, you will most likely get sick if you add too much rich foods, etc. all at once.