Start-of-Year Fast – Positioning for the year ahead
Mid-Year Reset Fast – Recalibrating spiritually
3-Day Dynamic Woman Network Fast – Focused on women’s wholeness and breakthrough
Business Owners Fast – Intercession for divine strategy and financial growth
Custom Fast Challenges – Designed for healing, purpose discovery, or restoration


Daily prayer themes and scriptures
Zoom prayer gatherings (Morning + Evening)
Devotional reflections and teaching
Practical fasting guides (Daniel Fast, Dry Fast, Liquid Fast, etc.)
Testimonies and faith-building moments
Dates : January 1st – 31st
Type : Mixed (Water, Fruit, Daniel, or 6am–6pm Fast based on personal conviction)
New beginnings
Divine alignment for the year
Vision and direction
Spiritual renewal
Spiritual renewal
Scriptures: Isaiah 43:19, Joel 2:12-13, Proverbs 3:5-6
Dates : Begins on Ash Wednesday (dates vary annually)
Type : Daniel Fast or 6am–6pm Fast
Repentance and reflection
Drawing near to God
The Passion of Christ Scriptures: Matthew 4:1-11, Psalm 51, Romans 12:1-2
Dates : May 1st – 5th
Type : 6am–6pm Fast
Walking in divine grace
Favor and open doors
Grace to overcome Scriptures: 2 Corinthians 12:9, Romans 5:17, Ephesians 2:8
Dates : July 1st – 7th
Type : Fruit and water only
Physical detox and spiritual renewal
Manifestation of the Fruit of the Spirit
Inner healing and restoration Scriptures: Galatians 5:22-23, John 15:1-8
Dates : October 1st – 10th
Type : Daniel Fast (Vegetables, fruits, grains, water)
Deeper spiritual insight
Divine wisdom and revelation
Strength for the last quarter of the year Scriptures: Daniel 1:8-20, Daniel 10:2-3, James 1:5
Dates : 3 Days before the Annual Retreat
Type : 6am–6pm Fast or Water Fast
Preparing spiritually for the retreat
Encounter, breakthrough, and empowerment
Unity and anointing Scriptures: Exodus 19:10-11, Joel 2:28, Acts 2:1-4
Always seek the Holy Spirit's leading on how to fast.
Pregnant women, nursing mothers, and those with medical conditions should consult with a healthcare provider before participating.
All fasts are accompanied by daily devotionals and prayer points shared on our platforms.
Closer intimacy with God
Clarity and divine direction
Increased sensitivity to the Holy Spirit
Deliverance from spiritual bondage
Victory over temptation and sin
Strengthened faith and spiritual discipline
Revelation of purpose and calling
Mental clarity and peace
Healing from emotional wounds
Detoxing from anxiety, stress, and fear
Detoxification and cleansing of the body
Boosted immunity
Improved focus and energy
Break from unhealthy eating patterns
Isaiah 58 – True fasting brings healing, restoration, and breakthrough
Matthew 6:16-18 – Jesus teaches on fasting in secret and its reward
Joel 2:12-13 – Return to God with fasting and see restoration
Acts 13:2-3 – Fasting releases divine direction and commissioning
Church leaders, pastors, and ministry workers looking for advanced spiritual training
Entrepreneurs and professionals looking to integrate faith, wellness, and purpose
Fasting is a spiritual discipline where you voluntarily abstain from food, certain types of food, or other distractions for a set period to seek God more intentionally through prayer, worship, and the Word.
Not necessarily. While many fasts involve food, you can also fast from distractions such as social media, television, or anything that pulls your attention away from God. You can also choose a Daniel fast, fruit fast, or partial fast based on your capacity and health.
If you have health concerns, are pregnant, nursing, or on medication, please consult with your doctor or a health professional before beginning a food-based fast. You can still participate spiritually through other types of fasts (e.g., media, sugar, or social media).
The type of fast is a personal decision. You may choose:
• Dry fast (no food or drink – for short periods only)
• Water-only fast • Daniel fast (vegetables, fruits, water)
• Fruit fast • 6am–6pm fast (no food during those hours)
• Media or soul fast (no social media, TV, etc.)
Let the Holy Spirit guide you based on your level of faith, strength, and purpose for fasting.
Yes, water is usually encouraged, especially during longer fasts. Staying hydrated is important unless you're led to do a dry fast for a short period.
Fasting is not just about abstaining—it’s about seeking. Use the time for:
• Prayer and worship
• Reading the Bible and journaling
• Listening to worship or teaching
• Reflecting and meditating on scripture
• Joining group prayers and devotionals
Don’t feel condemned. Simply repent, reset, and continue. Fasting is about the heart, not perfection. God honours your desire to seek Him.
Yes, many people fast while working. Just plan ahead—bring light snacks or fruits (if allowed), drink water, and use breaks to pray or read scripture.
You are encouraged to join fully, but you can start with what you’re able to do. God sees your heart. Even one day of genuine fasting can produce great results.
Continue your spiritual momentum—don’t go back to old habits. Journal what God showed you. Reflect, give thanks, and step into your new season with boldness.
• What to Eat: Non-starchy vegetables, low-glycaemic fruits (like berries, green apples), whole grains (quinoa, oats), legumes, nuts, seeds, and plenty of water.
• What to Avoid: Processed foods, added sugars, white rice/bread, fried foods, animal products, caffeine.
• Why It's Suitable: The Daniel Fast helps balance blood sugar and blood pressure while still allowing for essential nutrients, fibre, and hydration.
• How It Works: Eat only within specific windows using healthy, whole foods.
• Why It's Suitable: This gives your body time to rest while still maintaining blood sugar stability with planned, healthy meals.
• Focus: Fast from distractions like social media, TV, or secular music to give more time to prayer and scripture.
• Why It's Important: Spiritual fasting isn’t only about food. This type of fast renews the mind and deepens your relationship with God without affecting your physical health.
• Always consult your doctor or nutritionist before starting.
• Monitor your blood sugar or pressure regularly.
• Stay hydrated—drink plenty of water.
• Don’t skip meals completely; choose wisely what to eat.
• Keep healthy snacks on hand (nuts, seeds, cucumber slices, etc.).
• Avoid long periods without food if you're on insulin or medication.
• Isaiah 58:6–8 – Fasting that brings healing
• 1 Corinthians 10:31 – Glorifying God even in how we eat
• 3 John 1:2 – God desires us to prosper in health and soul