Jan 8th 12
Fasting Day 2: The Principle of Fasting
What is fasting? Is it really worth the sacrifice? Let’s break it down and see why the reward outweighs the investment. Fasting Defined: Fasting is setting aside some form of physical gratification, for a period of time, in order to achieve a greater spiritual goal. When we fast, the idea is to invest in prayer the time we would have invested satisfying our appetites. Fasting usually involves doing... read more
Jan 7th 12
Fasting Day 1: A Moment of Worship
Friday afternoon, I went for a walk to pray for Pursuit 21 and everyone participating. As one particular song began playing on my iPod, God gave me perspective: HIMSELF! Heaven and earth seemed to become one as I became captivated by the strength, and power, and wisdom, and beauty, and might of the Lord God Almighty! I didn’t care what passersby thought – I couldn’t help but raise my hands in... read more
Jan 6th 12
Welcome to Pursuit 21!
Welcome to Pursuit 21! I’m excited that you have decided to take the next step in your spiritual walk through the life-changing principal of fasting! Fasting is a principle that God intended for everyone to be able to enjoy. It’s not a punishment; it’s a privilege! By making fasting a way of life, you will get closer to God and grow in your spiritual walk like never... read more
Jan 1st 12
Are You Ready to Begin Your Fast?
You’ve made your commitment to fast. Now what? In a previous post, I detailed six vital steps to take before you begin your fast. They are: Approach Your Fast with a Positive Attitude of Faith Determine Your Motives Determine Your Objective Make Your Commitment Find a Fasting Partner, if Possible Determine to Minister to God I’ll not re-examine these steps here. (You may refer to “How... read more




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