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✳ 32nd Edition · Powered by NAPFAN
All Believers 21 Day Fasting & Prayer
Set your heart apart. Seek God with expectation. Walk into a new season trusting the One who makes a way where there seems to be none.
“The people that do know their God shall be strong, and do exploits.” — Daniel 11:32
A call to seek Him
Welcome to the 32nd Edition of the All Believers 21 Day Fasting and Prayer. As we gather around the theme Jesus: The Way Maker, may this be a focused season of seeking God, standing on His Word and making room for His direction.
Come with faith, humility and expectation. Let prayer shape your perspective, strengthen your walk and renew your hope in Christ. Beyond this annual gathering, Power for Exploits exists to encourage believers to grow in the Word, pursue purpose and carry faith into everyday decisions, work and service.
Prepare your heartOne church, many places
Join in the way that fits your community. Gather with others, make time for prayer and encourage one another throughout the 21 days.
Set aside time to pray together at home.
Encourage one another in faith and prayer.
Come together with a shared heart to seek God.
Make space for prayer amid your workday.
Participate with your local church community.
Invite neighbours and friends to join the journey.
Stand together in prayer across the nation.
Make room for God
Approach the fast thoughtfully. Set a prayer rhythm, keep Scripture close and make choices that care for your wellbeing.
Choose a quiet place, set your intentions before God and make practical room in your schedule for prayer and reflection.
Choose a regular time to pray. Read the Word slowly, listen, give thanks and bring your requests before God.
Choose a form of fasting appropriate to your circumstances. If fasting from food may affect your health, seek qualified medical advice first.
Your daily companion
Explore the daily themes, read the accompanying Scriptures, and use each day’s reflections and prayer points as a practical companion. Power for Exploits is a wider space for faith, purpose, spiritual growth and living out God’s Word beyond this programme.
One day at a time. One prayer at a time.
DAY 01 ✳
In seasons of deep distress, when everything around seems to collapse, Jesus remains the Way Maker who restores hope. The psalmist asked his soul why it was cast down and commanded it to hope in God. Hope is not wishful thinking; it is confident expectation in God's faithfulness. When hope is alive, the heart is strengthened, and the spirit is revived. Jesus is the anchor of our hope.
Ask the Way Maker to flood your heart with hope in every area of distress.
Psalm 42:5, 11; Romans 15:13; Lamentations 3:21-24
DAY 02 ✳
The One who steps into our seasons of need with perfectly timed help. When every human resource has been exhausted and every earthly solution has fallen short, divine help never fails. The throne of grace stands wide open; we are invited to approach it boldly so that we may obtain mercy and find grace to help us exactly when we need it most. Lift your eyes to the hills your help does not come from the landscape or from people, but from the Lord, the Maker of heaven and earth.
Call upon the Way Maker for help in every area of need.
Psalm 46:1; Hebrews 4:16; Psalm 121:1-2
DAY 03 ✳
Mercy is the divine platform upon which God lifts a man from obscurity into purpose, from limitation into destiny. When mercy speaks, every human protocol is suspended, every closed door is forced open, and destinies once written in the ink of impossibility are rewritten by the hand of grace. What was declared finished is suddenly revived; what was labeled “never” becomes “now.” Jesus Himself is the living embodiment of this mercy, the Way Maker who does not lift by merit, strength, or human qualification, but solely by the unearned, unrestricted power of mercy. In Him, the impossible is rendered possible, and the one whom mercy has chosen is carried higher than any protocol could ever allow.
Cry for the lifting power of God’s mercy over your life.
Psalm 136:1-26; Lamentations 3:22-23; Titus 3:5
DAY 04 ✳
There is a divinely appointed set time for favour a kairos moment that cannot be rushed by human effort nor delayed by circumstance. When that set time to favour Zion arrives, mercy rises like a flood and lifts a man from the low places into open glory. It was this same mercy that heard the publican’s desperate cry in the temple, No impressive résumé, no religious pedigree, no catalogue of good works accompanied his plea, only raw need. Yet he went home justified, while the self-assured Pharisee remained unchanged.
Mercy does not examine qualifications; it responds to the cry of need. It is not impressed by status, nor hindered by past failure. Therefore, keep calling upon the Way Maker. Persist in seeking Him for ever-deeper dimensions of lifting—lifting that only mercy can accomplish, lifting that rewrites stories, opens new chapters, and ushers ordinary lives into extraordinary glory.
Pray for deeper expression of God’s lifting mercy.
Psalm 102:13; Isaiah 60:1-2; Luke 18:13
DAY 05 ✳
God’s rich and abundant mercy has already done the impossible: it has made us alive together with Christ, raising us from spiritual death into union with the resurrected Lord. Because of this finished work, we are invited to come boldly without hesitation or fear to the throne of grace, where we may obtain mercy and find the very help we need in every season.
The Way Maker’s mercy is never a one-time transaction or a momentary intervention. It is a continuous, unceasing flow, a living river that lifts the fallen, sustains the weary, and firmly establishes those He has chosen. It does not merely visit; it remains, working day after day to complete what it has begun.
Today, therefore, we deliberately seal the work of this mercy over our lives. We receive it afresh, we rest in its ongoing power, and we declare that every lifting, every sustaining grace, and every establishment that mercy has released is locked in by faith and will not be reversed.
Ask for the abiding presence of God’s mercy.
Psalm 23:6; Ephesians 2:4-5; Hebrews 4:16
DAY 06 ✳
When the hand of divine power is stretched out, the natural order yields, miracles erupt, ancient yokes shatter like dry clay, and what men have long declared impossible suddenly bows to the possible. That same hand has not grown short or weak with the passing of time. Jesus remains the One whose outstretched hand is still mighty to save the lost, deliver the bound, and transform the broken into vessels of glory. His power does not merely visit; it invades. It reaches into the deepest valleys, breaks every chain that has resisted human effort, and rewrites the story of those who dare to trust Him. Today, that same mighty hand is extended toward us, ready to move, ready to intervene, ready to make a way where there seemed to be none.
Call upon the hand of power of the Way Maker.
Exodus 15:6; Psalm 89:13; Acts 4:30
DAY 07 ✳
The right hand of the Lord does valiantly strong, decisive, and unstoppable in every generation. That same mighty hand which stretched out over Egypt, shattered Pharaoh’s pride, and brought Israel out of centuries of bondage with signs, wonders, and an outstretched arm is not a relic of ancient history. It remains fully available today to bring you out of every form of captivity: spiritual, emotional, financial, generational, or circumstantial.
No chain is too strong, no prison too deep, no darkness too dense for the hand of the Way Maker. Therefore, continue to invoke that hand of power. Call upon it deliberately, persistently, and with faith. Stretch your expectation toward the One whose right hand still works wonders, still breaks yokes, and still leads His people into freedom and glory.· The hand of power upholds
Pray for deeper release of the hand of power.
Isaiah 41:10; Psalm 118:15-16; Deuteronomy 5:15
DAY 08 ✳
The Lord’s hand is not shortened that it cannot save; it has lost none of its reach, none of its power, none of its willingness to intervene. In the days of the early church the hand of the Lord was with them, and a great multitude believed and turned to the Lord. That same hand of power belonging to the Way Maker still moves today, bringing salvation to the lost, victory to the contested, and supernatural multiplication wherever it rests.
Today we deliberately seal the work of this outstretched hand. We receive its saving strength, we rest in its victorious authority, and we declare that every deliverance, every breakthrough, and every increase released by the hand of power is locked in by faith and will stand firm.
Ask for the abiding hand of power.
Psalm 98:1; Isaiah 59:1; Acts 11:21
DAY 09 ✳
A little one shall become a thousand, and a small one a strong nation. This is the promise of divine acceleration. Delay is not the same as denial; God’s timing is often different from ours, and waiting can be part of the process. Yet when delay is prolonged beyond its season, it can harden into a yoke, an oppressive weight that seeks to hold destinies in chains.
The enemy understands this well. He frequently fights not only to destroy, but to delay: to slow progress, postpone breakthroughs, and keep promises suspended in the realm of “not yet.” But Jesus, the Way Maker, specializes in accelerating what the adversary has deliberately slowed. He steps into stalled situations, breaks the inertia of delay, and causes what seemed frozen to suddenly move forward with supernatural speed.
No destiny is permitted to remain shackled by prolonged waiting. The same God who multiplies the little one into a thousand is able to compress years into moments and turn long-standing delays into sudden, glorious advancement.
Command every yoke of delay to break.
Habakkuk 2:3; Isaiah 60:22; Daniel 10:12-13
DAY 10 ✳
Stagnation is a subtle yet heavy yoke that keeps a man circling the same mountain year after year, repeating the same cycles, seeing the same limitations, and watching time pass without progress. It is the enemy’s quiet strategy to freeze destinies in place.
But the Way Maker specializes in breaking that yoke. He does not merely improve old paths; He creates entirely new ones. He interrupts the endless loop, opens fresh territory, and causes what has been stuck to suddenly spring forth. Where there has been prolonged sameness, He introduces divine acceleration and expansion. The same God who enlarged Jabez’s borders and promised a new thing is still able to shatter stagnation and lead His people into uncharted, fruitful ground.
Destroy every yoke of stagnation.
Deuteronomy 1:6-8; 1 Chronicles 4:9-10; Isaiah 43:19
DAY 11 ✳
Financial freedom is not a secondary blessing or an optional extra; it is part of our rightful inheritance in Christ. The same God who promised to supply all our needs according to His riches in glory, who called us to be lenders and not borrowers, and who delights in the prosperity of His servants, still stands ready to lead His people out of scarcity into supernatural sufficiency.
Poverty is a heavy yoke that the enemy has long used to weigh down destinies, limit influence, and keep God’s people from walking fully in the abundance He designed for them. Yet Jesus, the Way Maker, came precisely to destroy every such yoke. Through His finished work He has broken the power of lack and opened the way into the fullness of covenant provision.
Therefore we refuse to accept poverty as a permanent condition. We look to the Way Maker who specializes in breaking yokes and creating new paths of provision, trusting Him to establish us in the financial freedom that belongs to us by covenant.
Deuteronomy 8:18; 2 Corinthians 8:9; 3 John 2
DAY 12 ✳
Christ has redeemed us from the curse of the law. He took upon Himself every legal claim, every generational sentence, and every spiritual accusation so that the blessing of Abraham might rest upon us instead. Scripture declares that there is no enchantment against Jacob, nor any divination against Israel; the schemes of the enemy cannot prosper where God has placed His covering. Like a flitting sparrow that never settles, a curse without cause shall not alight, it has no legal right to land upon those who are in Christ.
Every evil curse is a yoke, yet Jesus the Way Maker has already broken those yokes on the cross. The work is finished; the authority has been transferred. Today we do not beg for what has already been secured. we enforce that victory. We stand in the finished work of Calvary, cancel every lingering claim of the enemy, and walk freely in the liberty that the Way Maker purchased with His own blood.
Destroy every yoke of evil curses.
Galatians 3:13-14; Numbers 23:23; Proverbs 26:2
DAY 13 ✳
The soul that sins shall die, yet the son shall not bear the iniquity of the father. This is the clear decree of divine justice. No one is permanently sentenced to inherit the failures, sicknesses, marital breakdowns, or untimely deaths that may have marked previous generations. Evil patterns are real, but they are not irreversible. Repeated cycles of defeat, disease, relational collapse, and premature loss are yokes that must be broken.
Jesus does not merely interrupt these cycles; He creates entirely new ones. He steps into family lines, personal histories, and long-standing strongholds to replace patterns of shame with patterns of glory patterns of health, fruitfulness, covenant stability, and longevity. Where the enemy has sought to enforce repetition of the past, the Way Maker establishes a fresh trajectory of blessing. Today we refuse every inherited limitation and step into the new patterns of glory that Christ has already made available.
Romans 12:2; 2 Corinthians 5:17; Ezekiel 18:20
DAY 14 ✳
Salvation is not limited to the individual, it is designed to flow into the entire family line. Family victory is not a distant hope or a rare exception; it is God’s clear will for His people. Jesus specializes in bringing this victory into reality. He steps into homes with salvation that reaches every heart, peace that calms every storm, unity that heals every division, and prosperity that touches every dimension of family life. Where there has been strife, He establishes harmony; where there has been lack, He releases provision; where there has been brokenness, He restores covenant strength. Today we receive and enforce this family victory in His name.
Joshua 24:15; Acts 16:31; Psalm 128
DAY 15 ✳
God is deeply interested in our work. He does not stand aloof from our daily labour; He watches over it, breathes upon it, and desires to see it prosper for His glory. Divine favour multiplies every honest effort, turning ordinary diligence into extraordinary results. Ideas and strategies that solve problems, create value, and unlock new opportunities flow from Him—the same God who filled Bezalel with skill and wisdom for the work of the tabernacle still downloads creative insight today.
Prosperity in business and career is covenant provision. It is part of the inheritance Christ secured for us. Therefore we look to the Way Maker who specialises in granting favour, releasing divine ideas, and swinging open doors of advancement. Where human connections fall short, His hand makes a way. Where strategies fail, His wisdom prevails. We receive and walk in this covenant success with gratitude and faith.
Deuteronomy 28:8, 12; Proverbs 16:3; Psalm 1:3
DAY 16 ✳
Dry bones speak of what appears beyond recovery, dead situations that refuse to improve, dead dreams that once burned bright but now lie silent, dead organs that medical science has written off, dead businesses that have closed their doors, and dead relationships that seem past the point of restoration. These are the valleys where hope has been buried and possibility feels extinct.
Yet Jesus, the Way Maker, stands in every such valley as the Resurrection and the Life. He does not merely improve what is dying; He speaks life into what is already dead. The same voice that called Lazarus from the tomb and caused an entire army of dry bones to stand upright, clothed with flesh and filled with breath, is still speaking today. No situation is too far gone, no dream too long buried, no relationship too broken for His resurrection power.
He specialises in reversing the irreversible and restoring what the enemy declared finished. Therefore we look to the Way Maker who turns valleys of dry bones into places of living, marching victory.
Ezekiel 37:1-10; John 11:25-26; Romans 4:17
DAY 17 ✳
The voice of Jesus still carries resurrection power. It reaches into every form of death, spiritual lifelessness, buried dreams, broken relationships, stagnant destinies, and hopeless situations and calls them forth into living reality. Whoever has ears to hear that voice will live. What has been silent will speak again. What has been still will rise. What has been written off will stand upright and walk. The same Son of God who spoke these words continues to speak them over every valley of dry bones, and life is the inevitable result.
Ezekiel 37:11-14; Isaiah 26:19; John 5:25
DAY 18 ✳
“I am He who lives, and was dead, and behold, I am alive forevermore. Amen. And I have the keys of Hades and of Death.” These are the triumphant words of the risen Christ. Death could not hold Him; the grave could not contain Him. He entered the realm of the dead and emerged victorious, holding the very keys that once belonged to the enemy. Because He holds those keys, the final word over every dry bone is not silence, decay, or defeat, it is life and victory. No situation remains permanently sealed in death. No dream, no destiny, no relationship, no body, no business stays locked in the grave when the Way Maker speaks. Jesus has already conquered death. He alone possesses the authority to open every prison door and call forth life. Therefore we stand in that finished victory and declare that every dry bone must hear His voice and live.
Ezekiel 37:10; 1 Corinthians 15:54-57; Revelation 1:18
DAY 19 ✳
In the most impossible landscapes God does not merely offer temporary relief. He transforms the entire terrain. What was once lifeless becomes a place of streams, shade, and abundant harvest. The same God who made water gush from the rock and turned desolate places into highways of blessing still specialises in impossible transformations. Where the enemy has stamped “desert,” the Way Maker declares “river” and the waters begin to flow.
He turns the wilderness into pools of water and the dry land into springs of living water—this is the unmistakable signature of our God. Where cracked earth and barren silence once reigned, He causes rivers to break forth.
Call forth rivers in every desert.
Isaiah 43:19-20; Isaiah 41:18; Psalm 107:35
DAY 20 ✳
When God steps in and reverses long seasons of captivity, the change can feel almost unreal like waking from a dream. Suddenly the weight lifts, the waiting ends, and the heart that had grown heavy begins to rise. In that moment the mouth that once only sighed finds itself filled with laughter, and the lips that had known only silence break into rejoicing.
Jesus turns mourning into laughter, not shallow amusement, but deep, Spirit-born joy that springs from answered prayer and fulfilled promise. When testimonies that have been delayed for years finally break forth, they release a laughter that is pure and triumphant. It is the sound of captives set free, of dreams restored, of sorrow rewritten into celebration. That same turning is still available. The Way Maker continues to reverse captivity, fill empty mouths with laughter, and transform prolonged mourning into the joyful sound of long-awaited breakthrough.
Receive the gift of laughter.
Genesis 21:6; Psalm 126:1-3; Job 8:21
DAY 21 ✳
The joy that comes from the Lord is far more than a fleeting feeling, it is living strength. It steadies the heart when circumstances shake, empowers the weary to keep standing, and supplies an inner resilience that ordinary happiness can never produce. This joy is not the world’s temporary excitement; it is supernatural. It brings stability in the storm, quiet confidence in uncertainty, and an overflow that touches every part of life. It does not evaporate under pressure; it remains, deepens, and multiplies.
Jesus does not merely point us toward joy He gives us His own. The joy He imparts is full, abiding, and victorious. It settles into the soul, remains through every season, and rises as strength when human resources run dry. In His presence this joy reaches its fullness, becoming an unending well of strength, stability, and holy overflow.
Nehemiah 8:10; John 15:11; Psalm 16:11
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