On Wednesday, August 6th through Friday August 8, 2025, we shall embark upon a sacred journey for three days, marked by prayer and fasting. Our goal is to be in fasting each day from 6:00 AM - 6:00 PM.
Under the banner of the theme “No More Excuses” we draw upon the sacred words of Exodus 4:10 – “And Moses said unto the LORD, O my LORD, I am not eloquent, neither heretofore, nor since thou hast spoken unto thy servant: but I am slow of speech, and of a slow tongue”.
There are several people in scripture who gave an excuse why they were unable to carry out the purpose of God for their lives. We will look at a few of these individuals and God’s response to their excuse. Moses was called by the Omnipotent God of heaven to lead the Israelites out of slavery in Egypt. Moses expressed reluctance and gave reasons why he felt unqualified, including his perceived lack of eloquence. He felt insignificant for the task. He asked, “Who am I that I should go to Pharaoh?” Remember these Pharaohs were some of the most powerful rulers on the earth. But Moses failed to remember who His God is. The Creator of all humanity- including Pharaoh - was the very God who had called Moses. Yet Moses did not fully recognize that his God was able to do exceeding abundantly above all that we ask or think, according to the power that worketh in us (Ephesians 3:20).
Nevertheless, the Lord addressed Moses’ concerns. He reminded him that He is the one who created human speech and assured Moses that He would be with him, enabling him to speak effectively. To further reassure Moses, the Lord appointed his brother Aaron to be his spokesperson.

Day 1 – Wednesday, August 6, 2025: (5am – St. John 9:1-25); (12pm – Colossians 3:22- 25); (8pm – St. Matthew 4:18-22)
Focus - Pray that the body of Christ will fulfill the mandates of God on their lives:

1. Pray that we will answer the call of God on our lives (Isaiah 6:8).
2. Pray that God will teach us to number our days that we may apply our hearts to wisdom (Psalms 90:12).
3. Pray that we will be diligent and sincere as we work for the Lord and not approach His work haphazardly (Colossians 3:23-24).
 4. Pray that each of us will take time for personal reflection, ensuring we are walking faithfully in the mandate God has placed on our lives. (St. Matthew 5:16).
5. Pray that we will work while it is yet day (St. John 9:4).

 

Day 2 – Thursday, August 7, 2025: (5:00 a.m.– St. John 21:1-17); (12pm – Ezekiel 34:1- 16); (8pm – 1 Kings 3:1-16)
Focus – Pray for our leaders:
1. Pray that God will give our leaders a shepherd’s heart and wisdom as they carry out the work of the Kingdom (Proverbs 2:2). 
2. Pray that God will strengthen our leaders and give them grace to endure to the end (St. Matthew 24:13).
3. Pray that God will cover our leaders and their family as they serve the Body of Christ (Psalms 91:4).
4. Pray that God will give our leaders discernment to guide the flock during challenges and help them make wise decisions (1 Kings 3:9).
5. Pray that God will help our leaders that they will display love and compassion as they care for the flock (St. Matthew 20:28).
 
Day 3 – Friday, August 8, 2025: (5am – St. John 4:23-42); (12pm – St. Luke 7:1-14)
Focus - Pray that we will impact our world for the Kingdom:
1. Pray that UAC members will be committed laborers - so we can reach our community with this great Apostolic doctrine (St. Matthew 9:37).
2. Pray that God will give UAC wisdom, knowledge and a desire to win lost souls for His Kingdom (Isaiah 11:2).
3. Pray that UAC members will see the unsaved souls in our community through the eyes of God (St. Luke 7:14).
4. Pray that God will bind the strong man operating in the lives of our community, so hearts may be free to pursue Him fully (St. John 3:17).
5. Pray that the ears and eyes of our community will be opened to hear and respond to God's call (St. John 6:44).
You are being asked to pray at least thrice daily: Morning, Noon, and Evening/Night. Please make a special effort to participate in all prayer sessions. The number for UAC Prayer Line is (551-258-6254).
Members who are taking medications are encouraged to consult with their doctors before participating in fasting. If your doctor advises you against fasting, we encourage you to give full participation in praying each day for the prayer needs previously stated.
God bless you richly!
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