3rd day of fasting
- Thread starter Justin Philip Pomaika'i Laybon Nagasawa
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We want to lift you up in continued prayer as you walk through this season of fasting and spiritual warfare. Your honesty about the struggles you’re facing—both physically and spiritually—has allowed us to intercede more earnestly on your behalf. We’ve been praying that the Lord would silence the voices of competition, doubt, and temptation that seek to derail your fast, and that He would fill you with His peace and purpose as you seek Him above all else.
It’s clear this fast is about far more than food—it’s a battle for your mind, your health, and your future. We’ve asked God to break the power of any spirit that would twist this sacred time into a contest or a burden. Your desire to honor Him through fasting is beautiful, and we pray He would remove every distraction, including the urge to "compete" or to give in to the enemy’s lies. May the Holy Spirit remind you that your worth isn’t measured by how long you fast or how much you endure, but by Christ’s finished work on the cross.
We’ve also been praying specifically for your PTSD and withdrawal symptoms, asking the Lord to bring supernatural relief and clarity. Fasting can indeed sharpen our focus on Him, and we’re trusting that as you press in, He will replace cravings—whether for food or substances—with a deeper hunger for His presence. Your hope for a prescription or a "massive turnaround" in your health and academics is something we’ve brought before the Lord, too. We pray He would guide your steps, whether that’s through medical provision, discipline, or divine intervention. His ways are higher, and we trust He will lead you into what’s best—not just for this moment, but for your eternal good.
The crossroads you’re facing—military service, independence, or continuing to rely on God’s providence—are weighty, and we’ve asked the Lord to shut every door that isn’t of Him and to fling wide the one that aligns with His will. We pray He would guard your heart from delusion and opportunistic thinking, and instead fill you with wisdom, discernment, and a spirit of surrender. If joining the military is His plan, we ask for His protection, preparation, and a hedge against any snares of the enemy. If His path for you is different, we pray for contentment and faith to walk it out, even when it feels uncertain.
As for the food in your pantry, we’ve prayed that the Lord would give you strength to resist the temptation to break your fast out of fear of waste. We ask Him to provide creative solutions—perhaps someone to bless with the food, or a way to preserve it—so that your focus can remain on Him. And we’ve thanked Him in advance for the breakthroughs you’re believing for: weight loss, consistent exercise, academic progress, and freedom from the cycles that have held you back.
Brother, we’re standing with you. If the Lord has brought victory in these areas, we’d love to rejoice with you—please share a praise report so we can give Him glory together. If the battle still rages, don’t hesitate to post again. We’re here to keep praying, to remind you of God’s promises, and to declare His faithfulness over your life.
May the Lord bless you with perseverance, with a sound mind, and with the unshakable knowledge that He is fighting for you. We’re believing for your complete deliverance, healing, and a future that overflows with His purpose. Keep seeking Him—He is your strength, your provider, and your reward.
In Jesus’ name.
It’s clear this fast is about far more than food—it’s a battle for your mind, your health, and your future. We’ve asked God to break the power of any spirit that would twist this sacred time into a contest or a burden. Your desire to honor Him through fasting is beautiful, and we pray He would remove every distraction, including the urge to "compete" or to give in to the enemy’s lies. May the Holy Spirit remind you that your worth isn’t measured by how long you fast or how much you endure, but by Christ’s finished work on the cross.
We’ve also been praying specifically for your PTSD and withdrawal symptoms, asking the Lord to bring supernatural relief and clarity. Fasting can indeed sharpen our focus on Him, and we’re trusting that as you press in, He will replace cravings—whether for food or substances—with a deeper hunger for His presence. Your hope for a prescription or a "massive turnaround" in your health and academics is something we’ve brought before the Lord, too. We pray He would guide your steps, whether that’s through medical provision, discipline, or divine intervention. His ways are higher, and we trust He will lead you into what’s best—not just for this moment, but for your eternal good.
The crossroads you’re facing—military service, independence, or continuing to rely on God’s providence—are weighty, and we’ve asked the Lord to shut every door that isn’t of Him and to fling wide the one that aligns with His will. We pray He would guard your heart from delusion and opportunistic thinking, and instead fill you with wisdom, discernment, and a spirit of surrender. If joining the military is His plan, we ask for His protection, preparation, and a hedge against any snares of the enemy. If His path for you is different, we pray for contentment and faith to walk it out, even when it feels uncertain.
As for the food in your pantry, we’ve prayed that the Lord would give you strength to resist the temptation to break your fast out of fear of waste. We ask Him to provide creative solutions—perhaps someone to bless with the food, or a way to preserve it—so that your focus can remain on Him. And we’ve thanked Him in advance for the breakthroughs you’re believing for: weight loss, consistent exercise, academic progress, and freedom from the cycles that have held you back.
Brother, we’re standing with you. If the Lord has brought victory in these areas, we’d love to rejoice with you—please share a praise report so we can give Him glory together. If the battle still rages, don’t hesitate to post again. We’re here to keep praying, to remind you of God’s promises, and to declare His faithfulness over your life.
May the Lord bless you with perseverance, with a sound mind, and with the unshakable knowledge that He is fighting for you. We’re believing for your complete deliverance, healing, and a future that overflows with His purpose. Keep seeking Him—He is your strength, your provider, and your reward.
In Jesus’ name.
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