
Wednesday, April 01, 2026 - Friday, April 03, 2026
Holy Week is a sacred time when we reflect on the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. As a church, we set aside this week for focused prayer and fasting—drawing near to God, humbling our hearts, and preparing to celebrate the victory of Easter.
This year, our fasting theme is "Highly Exalted" anchored in Philippians 2:5-11.This Easter we fix our eyes on the paradox of Christ’s kingship. In a world that exalts power, control, and dominance, we behold a King who is highly exalted through humility, suffering, and sacrifice. As we prepare our hearts this Holy Week, let us not merely admire Jesus’ exaltation - let us be transformed by it. May we have the mind of Christ, who did not seek worldly gain or affirmation but humbled Himself, laid down His life, and was lifted high. May we be a people who bear the image of Christ - the suffering servant who came not to be served, but to serve.
Prayer & Gathering Moments
March 30- April 03 Monday–Friday | 6:00 AM
Morning Prayer Call
Start your day with us in prayer. Join the dial-in prayer line each weekday morning.
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to receive the call-in number.
March 31 Tuesday | 7:00 PM
Encounter Night: Prayer & Worship
A special evening of prayer and worship as we make room for the presence of God. This will replace our regular tuesday night prayer mtg.
More details coming soon.
April 01 Wednesday | 6:00 PM
How to Hear God’s Voice
A midweek class designed to help you grow in recognizing and responding to the voice of God.
April 03 Good Friday | 7:00 PM
Good Friday Service
Break the fast with us and remember the cross.
What looked like defeat was actually victory—
the Lamb of God slain for the sins of the world.
Download the Fasting Guide Here: Highly Exalted
For Daily Fasting Points, Text "FAST" to 82155
Join us as we journey through Holy Week, seeking God with expectancy and celebrating the resurrection that changes everything!
More information about fasting:
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Spiritual Discipline:Fasting is seen as a spiritual discipline which is a way to cultivate spiritual discernment, growth and intimacy with God.
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Purpose:The motivation for fasting is to:
- Draw closer to God: By abstaining from food (or other things), individuals can create space for prayer, reflection, and seeking God's guidance.
- Break the power of the flesh: Fasting helps to overcome desires, sins, and cravings, allowing individuals to focus on spiritual matters.
- Feed on the Holy Spirit: By prioritizing spiritual nourishment, individuals can strengthen their relationship with God and receive guidance from the Holy Spirit.
- Become more like Jesus: Fasting is seen as a way to emulate Jesus's example of prioritizing spiritual matters.
- Draw closer to God: By abstaining from food (or other things), individuals can create space for prayer, reflection, and seeking God's guidance.
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Different Types of Fasting:
- Complete fast: Drinking only liquids, water, or light juices.
- Daniel fast: Removing certain elements from meals, such as meat, sweets, and bread.
- Partial fast: Abstaining from specific kinds of food or setting aside a specific time of the day to abstain from eating.
- Abstaining from other things: Giving up TV, social media, or specific activities to remove distractions and focus on God.
- Complete fast: Drinking only liquids, water, or light juices.
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Benefits of Fasting:Grace Covenant Church emphasizes that spiritual fasting is not about weight loss, but about gaining spiritual vision and experiencing a deeper relationship with God.
