On the final day of the 40-day fast, Overseer Azizah Morrison taught from Deuteronomy 8:2–10, drawing a powerful parallel between Israel’s wilderness journey and the consecration completed through this fast. This teaching explored why God leads His people through seasons of testing, humility, and dependence—and what those seasons are meant to produce.

Listeners were reminded that the wilderness is not punishment, but preparation; not loss, but formation. As Israel emerged preserved and prepared to enter a good land, this session affirmed that those who completed this fast are stepping out of testing and into promise—moving from daily provision into prepared abundance and stewardship.

The teaching concluded with a fresh, faith-filled prayer marking this moment as a transition, honoring what the wilderness produced, and committing to walk forward with humility, obedience, and trust as God establishes what comes next.

On Day 39 of our 40-day fast, Overseer Azizah Morrison led a reflective and faith-strengthening teaching from Ephesians 3:20, marking this moment as a sealing point in the consecration journey. This session focused on recognizing the work God has been doing beneath the surface—shaping, maturing, and expanding faith beyond what can be immediately seen or measured.

Listeners were reminded that God’s power continues to work within them, preparing them for more than they imagined. This teaching emphasized trust in God’s promises, confidence in His faithfulness, and the assurance that what has been formed during these forty days will continue to unfold beyond the fast. The time concluded with prayer, sealing this season with expectation and confidence in God’s ability to do exceeding abundantly above all we ask or think.

On Day 36 of our fast, Guest Intercessor Pastor Reginald Mack delivered a powerful and hope-filled word rooted in Philippians 1:6, reminding us to be confident of this very thing—that God, who began a good work in us, will perform it until completion.

This encouraging session centered on assurance, endurance, and trust in God’s faithfulness. Pastor Mack exhorted listeners to remain convinced that God will finish what He started and that each believer will receive their portion in due season. He spoke of an anointing to finish strong, even as God shakes foundations and prepares His people for new beginnings.

Through inspiration and prophetic encouragement, this moment strengthened faith, renewed hope, and affirmed that the season ahead is marked by completion, confidence, and the fulfillment of God’s work in our lives.

Prophetic Exhortation & Prayer with Overseer Azizah Morrison

On Day 35 of our fast, Overseer Azizah Morrison ministered prophetically from the Spirit, marking the nearing end of this consecration and declaring a transition from wilderness to Canaan. Drawing from Israel’s wilderness journey and the temptation of Jesus during His fast, this exhortation centered on identity, allegiance, and provision.

This moment affirmed that the wilderness is a place of testing and daily dependence, but Canaan represents entrance into promise and provision—moving from just enough to more than enough. Through prophetic declaration and prayer, listeners were reminded that this fast has clarified who our God is, strengthened our resolve, and positioned us to step into what God has prepared beyond the fast.

As we approach February 10, this recording serves as a call to expect abundance, walk forward in faith, and embrace the transition God is releasing—from testing to fulfillment, from survival to promise.

Guest Intercessor: Pastor Paulette Lundy

On Day 34 of our fast, Guest Intercessor Pastor Paulette Lundy led a focused teaching and time of prayer centered on Ephesians 2:10 and the goodness of God expressed through calling. This session reminded listeners that calling is not something we strive to create, but something God has already prepared for us to walk in with confidence and alignment.

Pastor Lundy emphasized that each life has been intentionally shaped by God as His workmanship, designed to reflect His goodness through purpose, obedience, and daily faithfulness. Walking in calling is not about performance, but about recognizing who God has formed you to be and responding with trust.

Through prayer, this moment invited listeners to align their steps with God’s will, to walk intentionally in the good works He has ordained, and to allow His goodness to become visible through a life lived in purpose.

Teaching & Prayer with Overseer Azizah Morrison

On Day 33 of our fast, Overseer Azizah Morrison led a focused teaching and time of prayer centered on Hebrews 10:24 and the call to practice goodness in our relationships. This session emphasized that relationships are not only where faith is expressed, but where maturity is revealed through intention, love, and accountability.

This teaching explored how grace shapes the way we respond to others—cultivating patience, wisdom, and integrity in communication and connection. As consecration continues to deepen, listeners were invited to allow goodness to govern their relational posture, creating healthier dynamics marked by trust, peace, and growth.

Through prayer, this moment called for alignment in how we relate at home, in ministry, and in community, affirming that a life grounded in grace is reflected through relationships shaped by love and good works.

On Day 32 of our fast, Overseer Azizah Morrison offered words of encouragement as we near the close of this consecration and led a focused teaching on faithfulness and stewardship, rooted in 1 Corinthians 4:2. This session highlighted how God’s goodness is expressed through consistent, intentional stewardship of what He has entrusted to us; our time, resources, responsibilities, and assignments.

This teaching reminded us that stewardship is not about perfection, but about care, order, and faithfulness, and that God multiplies what is managed with intention. As we prepare for the closeout service of the 40-day fast, listeners were invited to finish well, honoring God through obedience, gratitude, and wise stewardship.

Through prayer, this moment called us to greater maturity, clarity, and faithfulness, positioning us to walk forward with trust and readiness for what God is releasing next.

On Day 29 of our fast, Guest Intercessor Pastor Empress Bolton joined us and released an encouraging word to those who have been consecrating and seeking God faithfully. She affirmed that this fast is birthing something new—taking God’s people deeper in Him and preparing them for what is next.

Pastor Bolton honored Overseer Azizah Morrison as her sister and as a spiritual leader, acknowledging the life of prayer and consecration she carries both publicly and privately. This moment reflected the fruit of faithfulness and the impact of a life anchored in intercession.

She closed by leading the community in a prayer of gratitude and surrender, followed by a sincere time of worship, creating space to respond to what God is forming in this season. This session was both affirming and strengthening, reminding listeners that consecration births new beginnings and prepares the heart for what God is bringing forth.

Prayer with Overseer Azizah Morrison

On Day 28 of our fast, Overseer Azizah Morrison led a focused and faith-filled time of prayer centered on Psalm 23:6 and the assurance that God’s goodness and mercy follow a life aligned with Him. This session invited listeners to lean in to what God has been speaking throughout the fast—concerning purpose, identity, family, and next steps—as preparation for the season ahead.

This prayer affirmed that grace has done its work and that goodness is not something to chase, but something that pursues those who walk in alignment with God. As we near the close of this consecration, this moment of prayer positioned hearts to move forward with confidence, peace, and expectancy, trusting that what God has prepared is good and that His guidance remains sure.

Inn this powerful and encouraging session, Pastor Richard Nickerson taught from 1 Samuel 30 and Joel 2, releasing a timely word on restoration and recovery. Drawing from Scripture, he emphasized the divine partnership between God and His people; God brings restoration, and we are empowered to recover what was lost.

This teaching reminded listeners that recovery is not passive. Through God’s restoring work, believers are given authority, strength, and clarity to pursue what was taken and reclaim what belongs to them. As we continue this season of consecration, this word affirmed that loss is not the end of the story and that God’s restoration positions us for intentional recovery.

Before closing in prayer, Pastor Nickerson offered a moving prayer over Overseer Azizah Morrison, acknowledging her call and assignment to lead God’s people through this 40-day fast, and invited the community to pray for her as she has faithfully prayed for them.

This session was both strengthening and affirming, calling God’s people to step forward in faith, partnership, and expectation as restoration leads to recovery.