The Diary Game: Attending our First Day Fasting and Prayer: (5/01/2026)

Dear @SteemFamily! I'm thrilled to connect with you today and share some heartfelt reflections. I want to introduce a significant spiritual journey that has just begun, one that holds great importance for me. It revolves around faith, commitment, and the joy of immersing myself in an experience I've always wanted to explore more deeply.

	In the Church

Today marks the start of our 7 Days of Fasting and Prayers, aptly titled “Say It and Have It.” Right from the beginning, the atmosphere was filled with anticipation, hope, and strong faith. The theme struck a chord within me—a powerful reminder of the impact of spoken words fortified by faith, prayer, and obedience. I am truly excited to participate from the very first day of this fasting and prayer session.

^{Shoot from Redmi A3XAfter Church Service}

What makes this year particularly special is my physical attendance. In previous years, I joined virtually, which was meaningful, but I often felt a longing to be more present, engaged, and connected. This year is different. Being there in person, praying with others, listening attentively, and actively participating has already transformed my spirit.

Feeling Excited in God's Presence

^{Shoot from Redmi A3X_In the church}

The fasting is indeed a sacrifice, but it's one I'm accepting with joy. There’s immense strength in denying bodily desires to empower the spirit. The prayers have been purposeful, filled with faith, and focused on declaring God’s promises with conviction. Each prayer point has reminded me of the significance of our words—that speaking in harmony with God's will can create change.

^{Shoot from Redmi A3X_On my way back}

I am genuinely thankful to be part of this year’s fasting and prayers. I feel a profound sense of anticipation, believing that this season will lead to clarity, breakthroughs, and answered prayers. As the days progress, I’m placing my complete trust in God, speaking courageously, and holding on to my faith because this year, I’m not just an observer; I’m fully engaged.

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