Breakthrough 2026: Unstoppable Faith
UNLOCKING DIVINE POWER THROUGH CONSISTENT, PERSISTENT FAITH.
During this 21-day challenge, you will discover how to navigate challenges with consistent, persistent faith. "Breakthrough" is a call to prayer and fasting, and an invitation to embrace God’s intervention in the areas of your life where His presence would be transformative. Commit now not to miss a single week!
“But when Daniel learned that the law had been signed, he went home and knelt down as usual in his upstairs room, with its windows open toward Jerusalem. He prayed three times a day, just as he had always done, giving thanks to his God.” Daniel 6:10
January 4th-25th
Daily Devotional
Dive deeper into each week’s message with our daily devotional. New devotions will be available every Tuesday morning.
Devotional Week One: Consistent Faith – Available Soon
Devotional Week Two: Persistent Faith – Available Soon
Devotional Week Three: Courageous Faith – Available Soon
Devotional Week Four: Unstoppable Worship – Available Soon
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WEEK 3:Coming soon
WEEK 4:COMING SOON
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WEEK 3 Monday Video Devo
WEEK 4 Monday Video Devo
PRAYER
Breakthrough often begins with talking with God in prayer and learning how to rely on Him daily. Over these 21 days, set aside intentional time to ask, seek, and knock, trusting that God responds when His people draw near.
“Keep on asking, and you will receive what you ask for. Keep on seeking, and you will find. Keep on knocking, and the door will be opened to you.” Matthew 7:7 NLT
Choose a consistent time each day to pray. Slow down. Listen for God’s voice. Write down what He reveals. Expect Him to move.
Fasting helps us empty our lives of distraction so we can be filled with God’s presence. You can fast from food or choose another focus: social media, entertainment, sugar, noise, or anything that competes for your attention.
Ask God what He’s calling you to set aside during this season.
If you’re new to fasting or exploring it again, “Your Personal Guide to Prayer and Fasting” by Bill Bright is a great place to start.
Please consult a physician if you plan to incorporate food fasting.
Fasting
A selective fast removes certain elements from your diet. A common example is the Daniel Fast, which involves avoiding meat, sweets, and bread and focusing on fruits, vegetables, water, and natural juices. If you’re new to fasting, consider limiting a food-related fast to 3–7 days while you learn how your body responds.
Types of Fasting
Selective Fast
Sometimes called the “Jewish Fast,” this involves skipping meals during specific hours of the day. Many choose to fast from morning until mid-afternoon, such as 6:00 am to 3:00 pm, or follow a sunup-to-sundown rhythm.
Partial Fast
A soul fast is helpful if fasting from food isn’t possible or if you want to reset unhealthy patterns. This fast focuses on stepping away from distractions: social media, streaming, or anything that pulls your attention in unhelpful ways. The goal is to quiet the noise and return to those areas with healthier rhythms.
Soul Fast
Complete Fast
A complete fast includes liquids only—typically water, with light juices if needed. This type of fast should be practiced for short periods and approached thoughtfully.