21 Days of Prayer & Fasting 2026
January 11 - 31

F.I.X.E.D.

In 2026, God is calling us to be a F.I.X.E.D. people—fixing our eyes on Jesus, the pioneer and perfecter of our faith. These 21 days are our shared starting line: a simple, steady invitation to draw near to God together through prayer, fasting, Scripture, and community.

Why we’re doing this

In 2026, we’re choosing focus. For 21 days, we’re setting aside distractions and comforts—so we can become a people who are:

  • Faithfully focused on Christ

  • Intentionally intimate with God and one another

  • eXemplary in our pursuit of excellence

  • Enduring in our joy-filled engagement

  • Devoted to whole-life discipleship

This is a season to reset our hearts, strengthen our faith, and practice a kind of togetherness that carries into the rest of the year.

“Fixing our eyes on Jesus, the pioneer and perfecter of faith. For the joy set before him he endured the cross, scorning its shame, and sat down at the right hand of the throne of God.”
— Hebrews 12:2
 
 

Daily Morning Prayer on Zoom

📅 Every morning at 7:00 AM

📍 Online via Zoom

Start your day by centering on Scripture and prayer. Our 7 AM Zoom calls are simple, real, and powerful—popcorn prayers that vocalize our surrender during this time.

Sunday Afternoon Prayer Gatherings

📅 Sundays at 4:00 PM

📍 Epiphany Church, 301 N. Union Street, Wilmington, DE

On Sundays, we gather in person to put what we’ve heard into practice: praying over our city, lifting one another up, and embodying defiant joy together.

MORNING PRAYER ZOOM

Why We Fast

Fasting isn’t about earning God’s attention or proving our discipline. It’s about creating space—so we can hear God more clearly and respond more faithfully.

We fast because:

  • Fasting helps us refocus. When we remove distractions and comforts, we’re reminded of what truly sustains us. Fasting trains our attention back to Jesus.

  • Fasting deepens our dependence on God. It gently exposes the things we rely on for comfort or control and invites us to trust God more fully instead.

  • Fasting aligns our hearts with God’s purposes. As we pray and fast together, our desires begin to match God’s—both for our lives and for our city.

  • Fasting prepares us for transformation. We fast not to change God’s mind, but to allow God to change us—shaping our character, clarity, and obedience for what’s ahead.