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(Past series · 3 sermons)

Fasting.

(The sermons)

  • 03

    a Prophetic Act

    This sermon discusses the importance of fasting as a prophetic act, following Jesus' example in Matthew 4. The speaker invites the congregation to participate in a 40-day fast during Lent, emphasizing the role of fasting in hearing God, being heard by God, and growing in compassion for others. The sermon also highlights the connection between fasting, prayer, and intercession, citing examples from the Bible and Christian history.

    Matthew 4:1-4 · Pastor Abbie Sawczak

    All 8 passages
    Songs we sang (3)
    • See A Victory · Ben Fielding, Chris Brown, Jason Ingram, and Steven FurtickSpotifyYouTube
    • How Holy · Elyssa Smith, Oscar Gamboa, and Temitope PetersSpotifyYouTube
    • Come And Behold · Elyssa Smith, Evelyn Heideriqui, Lucas Cortazio, and Oscar GamboaSpotifyYouTube
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    Feb 15, 2026
  • 02

    What Are You Hungry For?

    This sermon discusses the practice of fasting as a way to grow in holiness and become more dependent on God. The speaker explores how fasting reveals our weaknesses and helps us to reorder our desires, and how it can be a powerful tool for spiritual growth. The sermon also touches on the idea that fasting is not just about giving up food, but about seeking a deeper connection with God and living a life that is focused on Him.

    Luke 4 · Nathan Hanna

    All 6 passages
    Songs we sang (3)
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    Feb 8, 2026
  • 01

    Offering Ourselves to Jesus

    This sermon introduces a new series on fasting as a way to offer ourselves to Jesus. The speaker emphasizes that fasting is not just about going without something, but about growing our hunger for the Lord and dependence on Him. The sermon explores the biblical roots of fasting, its purpose, and its benefits, including revealing our dependencies and aligning us with the kingdom of God.

    Isaiah 58 · Pastor Abbie Sawczak

    All 6 passages
    Songs we sang (3)
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    Feb 2, 2026