WHAT IS THE ALL IN 21 CHALLENGE?
The ALL IN 21 CHALLENGE is our church-wide commitment to go ALL IN with God for 21 days through:
21 SCRIPTURES – study and align with The Word.
21 PRAYERS – each day has a specific prayer focus to guide us.
21 DECLARATIONS – speaking God’s truth over our lives with boldness.
21 CHALLENGES – one simple, practical step each day to put faith into action.
It’s not about rules or routines. It’s about creating space for God to move in us, in our “ones,” and in our church.
When we do this together, we believe God will bring personal renewal, breakthrough for the lost, and bold faith for our future.
The ALL IN 21 CHALLENGE is more than a discipline. It’s a declaration that we’re ALL IN for God’s kingdom, His church, and the ones He’s calling home.
WHAT WILL YOU GET FROM THE
ALL IN 21 CHALLENGE?
PERSONAL RENEWAL
A fresh hunger for God.
Greater clarity in hearing His voice.
Strength to overcome distraction, fear, or doubt.
SPIRITUAL BREAKTHROUGH
Chains broken. Addictions, habits, or lies that hold you back.
Healing in your body, mind, and relationships.
New boldness to live your faith publicly.
DEEPER INTIMACY WITH GOD
A closer walk with Jesus as you seek Him daily.
Sensitivity to the Holy Spirit’s leading.
A lifestyle of prayer and worship that carries beyond these 21 days.
IMPACT ON YOUR “ONES”
Faith to keep praying for their salvation.
Open doors for conversations, invitations, and transformation.
Joy in seeing God move in the lives of the people you love.
STRENGTHENED CHURCH FAMILIA
Unity as we all fast and pray together.
Fresh vision for where God is leading The Local Church.
Multiplication of new leaders, groups, salvations, and baptisms. Deepen your calling of Pastor, Priest, Missionary, Minister.
WHAT IS FASTING?
Fasting is an act of humility before God to seek His divine intervention in the events of our physical world. It brings revelation by the Holy Spirit of our true spiritual condition, leading to brokenness, repentance, and change. Fasting transforms prayer into a richer, more personal experience and draws you closer to God.
HOW TO FAST?
DISCREETLY | Matthew 6:17-18 (NLT)
“But when you fast, comb your hair and wash your face. Then no one will notice that you are fasting, except your Father, who knows what you do in private. And your Father, who sees everything, will reward you.”
WITH FAITH | Hebrews 11:6 (NLT)
“And it is impossible to please God without faith. Anyone who wants to come to him must believe that God exists and that he rewards those who sincerely seek him.”
HOW TO PRAY:
Jesus wants us to pray a certain kind of way – Jesus trained his disciples how to pray. He did not say pray this. He said pray like this. He was giving us a pattern for how to pray!
(Matthew 6:9–13)
OUR FATHER
Start with relationship. God is not distant — He is your Father through faith in Jesus (John 1:12).
YOUR NAME BE HONORED AS HOLY
Worship first. Acknowledge who He is before asking for anything.
YOUR KINGDOM COME, YOUR WILL BE DONE
Surrender. Pray His will above your own in every area of life.
GIVE US TODAY OUR DAILY BREAD
Dependence. Ask for what you truly need, trusting Him as your provider.
FORGIVE US OUR DEBTS
Confession. Admit your sins and ask for forgiveness.
AS WE FORGIVE OUR DEBTORS
Forgiveness. Release others, knowing God forgives you as you forgive them.
DO NOT BRING US INTO TEMPTATION
Guidance. Ask God to keep you from paths that lead away from His best.
DELIVER US FROM THE EVIL ONE
Protection. Pray for God’s strength against Satan’s schemes.
WHY WE PRAY + FAST
When we pray and fast, something powerful happens. Not just in the world around us, but in our own hearts and spirits. Scripture shows over and over that fasting, when joined with prayer, releases breakthrough, clarity, and spiritual strength.
IT RECENTERS OUR HUNGER ON GOD.
Fasting starves the flesh but feeds the spirit.
Jesus said, “Man shall not live on bread alone, but on every word that comes from the mouth of God” (Matthew 4:4).
Every time we feel physical hunger, it becomes a reminder that our true satisfaction is in Him.
IT INCREASES SPIRITUAL SENSITIVITY.
Noise, distraction, and busyness dull our ability to hear God. Fasting clears away clutter so we can tune into the Spirit more clearly.
Acts 13:2–3 shows the church fasting before receiving direction from the Holy Spirit.
IT STRENGTHENS OUR PRAYERS.
Fasting doesn’t “twist God’s arm”. It aligns us with Him.
It adds weight and urgency to our prayers, showing we are serious about seeking Him.
Ezra 8:23 says, “So we fasted and petitioned our God about this, and he answered our prayer.”
IT HUMBLES AND RESETS US.
Fasting is a posture of dependence — saying, “God, I need You more than anything else.”
It’s a way of surrender, repentance, and renewal.
James 4:10: “Humble yourselves before the Lord, and he will lift you up.”
6. It releases God’s power for mission.
Every major move of God in Scripture is connected to prayer and fasting.
Jesus fasted before beginning His ministry (Matthew 4).
The early church fasted before sending missionaries and planting new churches.
IT BREAKS SPIRITUAL STRONGHOLDS.
Jesus said some victories only come “by prayer and fasting” (Mark 9:29). Fasting is a weapon of warfare. It breaks chains of addiction, fear, doubt, and sin.
Isaiah 58 calls fasting a way to “loose the chains of injustice” and set the oppressed free.
IT HUMBLES AND RESETS US.
Fasting is a posture of dependence, saying, “God, I need You more than anything else.” It’s a way of surrender, repentance, and renewal.
James 4:10: “Humble yourselves before the Lord, and he will lift you up.”
IT RELEASES GOD’S POWER FOR MISSION.
Every major move of God in Scripture is connected to prayer and fasting. Jesus fasted before beginning His ministry (Matthew 4). The early church fasted before sending missionaries and planting new churches.
IT IGNITES REVIVAL IN AND THROUGH US.
Prayer and fasting don’t just change individuals. They awaken entire communities. Throughout history, seasons of revival and spiritual awakening have been birthed in prayer and fasting. When God’s people humble themselves, repent, and seek His face, He promises to heal and restore (2 Chronicles 7:14).
What starts as personal renewal often spreads to families, churches, and even cities.
