FAQs
Do I have to fast all food?
No. Fasting looks different for each person. Choose a fast that is prayerful, intentional, and sustainable.
What are the different types of fasts?
Liquid Fast - A liquid fast involves consuming only liquids for a designated period of time, such as water, juice, or broth. This type of fast creates a heightened sense of physical awareness and dependence on God, often sharpening prayer and spiritual focus. Participants should approach this fast prayerfully and responsibly, especially if health considerations are present.
Daniel Fast - The Daniel Fast is based on the biblical example found in Daniel 1 and typically includes fruits, vegetables, whole grains, legumes, and water, while excluding meats, sweets, and processed foods. This fast is often chosen for longer periods because it supports spiritual discipline while still providing nourishment. It is a powerful way to practice self-control and intentional simplicity before the Lord.
Partial Fast - A partial fast limits certain foods, meals, or time periods rather than all food intake. Examples include consuming only liquids during specific hours, following a Daniel-style diet for part of the day, or abstaining from meats and sweets entirely. This option allows flexibility while still creating meaningful space for prayer, discipline, and spiritual attentiveness.
Media or Entertainment Fast - A media or entertainment fast involves stepping away from distractions such as social media, television, streaming services, video games, or other forms of digital consumption. This fast helps reclaim time and mental space for prayer, Scripture, and reflection. Many find this fast particularly impactful in restoring focus and reducing noise that competes for their attention.
Other Spirit-Led Fasting Commitments - Some fasting commitments may be uniquely directed by the Holy Spirit and not fit neatly into a traditional category. This could include abstaining from specific habits, routines, or comforts that have become distractions. The goal is not restriction for its own sake, but obedience—creating room for God to speak and move more freely in your life.
- Simply return the next day. God honors pursuit, not perfection.
Can families participate together?
Yes. We encourage families to adapt devotionals and prayer moments together.
Is participation required?
This is an invitation, not an obligation.
Updates will be shared during our weekly Sunday service.
Can I invite friends and family to join me even if they don’t attend Destiny of Faith?
The Great Spiritual Awakening is open to everyone. You are encouraged to invite friends, family members, coworkers, and loved ones to join you—whether or not they attend Destiny of Faith.
I only watch DOF online but do not attend in person - can I still participate?
Yes-absolutely! Whether you attend Destiny of Faith in person or worship with us online, you are fully invited to participate in the Great Spiritual Awakening. This journey is designed to meet you wherever you are. You can engage in the devotionals, prayer, and fasting alongside the church family and remain connected through online services and updates throughout the 90 days.
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