21 Days of Consecration
What is a Consecration?
Consecration means setting ourselves apart for God and His purposes. During these 21 days, we are intentionally stepping away from distractions and giving God our attention through prayer, fasting, worship, and His Word.
How Do I Fast?
Fasting is intentionally denying ourselves physically so that we can become more focused spiritually. As we fast, the time and attention normally given to food and other distractions should be redirected toward prayer, Scripture, worship, and seeking God.
The goal is not simply to go without. The goal is to make room for more of God.
When Should I Pray?
For all 21 days, we will begin our mornings seeking God together. Let 6:00 AM prayer become the spiritual anchor of your day.
But don't stop praying when the live prayer ends. Talk with God throughout your day. Pray while driving, during your lunch break, before making decisions, and before going to bed.
“Pray without ceasing.”
1 Thessalonians 5:17 KJV
What Should I Expect?
Expect to be challenged, stretched, and changed.
As we spend these 21 days seeking God, come with expectation for greater spiritual discipline, clearer direction, deeper conviction, renewed hunger for God, and greater sensitivity to His voice.
Some days may feel powerful. Other days may require discipline and perseverance. Stay committed.
We are not chasing a feeling. We are pursuing God.