Fasting Day 21

Well, today is the last day of the 21 Day Fast at Bridges of Hope Fellowship.  It has been a great journey of feasting on God's Word and prayer.  God has certainly been pouring His Word out into my heart and showing me insight into the great things of the kingdom.  When we will slow down and spend time with the Father, it's amazing the things we'll see Him do in our hearts and lives.

I can't wait to hear all the praise reports and results from the fast.  We'll be sharing all of the results in a special Celebration of Praise at Bridges of Hope Fellowship on Sunday, February 12th at 8:30 & 10:30 a.m.  To get directions or more information, visit www.GetHope.info or visit our Facebook at www.facebook.com/bridgesofhopefellowship

Here's today's final fasting devotional.  I hope you've enjoyed reading them and that they have been an encouragement and a help for you each day.  They are courtesy of www.awake21.org

Fasting Devotional Day 21

Scripture:

Read 1 Samuel 23



Observation:

David was surrounded by opposition. Even

though he knew he was about to be betrayed,
he still prayed and worshipped God. In the
end, God came through. David found himself
separated from his enemies, delivered from
danger and resting in the stronghold of En-gedi.


Application:

David’s life was filled with trials. At times, he

was running for his life, at times he was hidingout in caves. It was a fight. But there were two
things that remained throughout David’s entirelife: worship and prayer. David knew that
when it came down to it – regardless of what
he went through – that was all he needed.
Over the last 21 days, we’ve established a
consistency in prayer, worship and drawing
closer to God. Remain consistent, recognizing
that this is the lifeline to strength and the only
way to overcome any adversity.

Prayer:

“Dear God, thank You for this time and all that

You have done in and through my life over
these last 21 days. I commit to keeping this
space open to You and trust that You are all I
need. I love you and thank you. Amen.”