Dwell
What is God showing me about Himself?

Fasting & Prayer
Fasting is a voluntary spiritual practice that helps us make room to seek God with greater attention.
How To Choose Your Fast
Whether fasting is familiar to you or this is your first time, choose a meaningful and wise way to participate. Each day, use the devotional, make space for prayer, and ask God what He wants to deepen in you and express through you.
Fasting is an intentional choice to set aside food, activities, media, or another regular comfort so we can give greater attention to prayer, Scripture, and God’s presence. It is not a competition or a way to earn God’s favor. The goal is to seek Him with humility and respond faithfully to what He shows us.
Choose something meaningful and wise. You may fast a meal, particular foods, media, entertainment, or another regular comfort. Pair the time you set aside with prayer and Scripture. Begin with a clear spiritual focus, avoid comparison, and let hunger or distraction become a reminder to turn your attention toward God.
If you are pregnant, nursing, under medical care, taking medication, have a history of disordered eating, or have another health concern, seek qualified medical guidance and choose a non-food fast if appropriate. Children and teens should participate only with guidance from a parent or guardian.
Prayer & Scripture
Read the short daily devotional. Let Scripture lead you into honest prayer and one clear response.
What is God showing me about Himself?
What is He forming or correcting in me?
What faithful step is He asking me to take?
Who or what is He placing on my heart today?
Praying Together
Our Completed August 2026 Fast
Deeper in His Presence. Greater in Our Assignment.
CIAG set aside August 24–29, 2026 for six days of fasting and prayer. That campaign has ended; you can continue using the devotional for personal prayer and reflection.
If you’d like prayer or help thinking through how to participate, we’d be glad to talk with you.