Day Five: You Shall Go Out in Joy

On this final day of our fast, Isaiah 55 reminds us that a week of seeking God is meant to lead us forward. We go out in joy and are led forth in peace, carrying with us what God has spoken and done.

As you finish the fast today, reflect on what God has shown you this week and how you can continue listening and responding to Him in the days ahead.

Scripture: Isaiah 55:12–13
Today: The final day of the fast. Write down what God has done or spoken to you this week, share it with someone, and break your fast gently tonight with gratitude.

Whether you’re beginning your day, pausing at midday, or closing with evening prayer, this podcast will encourage you to depend on God, listen for His voice, and live fully surrendered to Him.

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Day Four: My Word Will Not Return Empty

Today, as we continue our fast, Isaiah 55 reminds us that God has spoken and His Word accomplishes what He intends. His thoughts are higher than ours, and His ways are greater than our own.

Take time today to quiet your heart, open Scripture, and listen. Ask God to show you where He is speaking and where He is calling you to trust and obey Him.

Scripture: Isaiah 55:8–11
Today: Day two of the fast. Spend 20 minutes with an open Bible; read, listen, and write down what God is showing you.

Whether you’re beginning your day, pausing at midday, or closing with evening prayer, this podcast will encourage you to depend on God, listen for His voice, and live fully surrendered to Him.

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Day Three: Seek the Lord While He May Be Found

Today, our fast begins. Isaiah 55 reminds us that God is near and invites us to seek Him, call on Him, and receive His abundant forgiveness.

As we fast together, let each moment of hunger turn your attention toward your greater need for God. Throughout the day, make space to pray, seek Him, and trust that He has promised to be found.

Scripture: Isaiah 55:6–7
Today: The fast begins. Each time you feel hungry, pause and pray.

Whether you’re beginning your day, pausing at midday, or closing with evening prayer, this podcast will encourage you to depend on God, listen for His voice, and live fully surrendered to Him.

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Day Two: An Everlasting Covenant

Today, we continue preparing our hearts with a reminder from Isaiah 55 that God’s love is steadfast and sure. His invitation isn’t something we earn; it rests on His faithfulness.

As we prepare to begin fasting tomorrow, today is a day to choose what you’ll set aside, make space to listen to God, and begin praying for those around you who do not yet know Him.

Scripture: Isaiah 55:3b–5
Today: No fasting yet. Choose your fast for Wednesday through Friday and write it down.

Whether you’re beginning your day, pausing at midday, or closing with evening prayer, this podcast will encourage you to depend on God, listen for His voice, and live fully surrendered to Him.

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Day One: Come, Everyone Who Thirsts

Today begins our week of Prayer & Fasting with an invitation from Isaiah 55: “Come, everyone who thirsts.”

Before we fast, we prepare our hearts. In this episode, we’ll reflect on the places we’ve looked for satisfaction and turn our attention back to the One who truly satisfies. Come thirsty, come empty-handed, and trust that what God offers is freely given.

Scripture: Isaiah 55:1–3a
Today: No fasting. Read Isaiah 55 slowly and take time to reflect and pray.

Whether you’re beginning your day, pausing at midday, or closing with evening prayer, this podcast will encourage you to depend on God, listen for His voice, and live fully surrendered to Him.

Find out more about Vox Church at https://voxchurch.org

Day 8: Easter Sunday – He Is Risen

On Easter Sunday, we celebrate the truth that changes everything: He is not here. He has risen. In Luke 24:1–12, the women arrive at the tomb expecting death but find instead a message of life, hope, and victory. Today’s devotional invites us to consider how we respond to the resurrection—will we dismiss it as an idle tale, or like Peter, will we run to the tomb in faith? Because Jesus lives, everything has changed. Fear is silenced, death is defeated, and life is worth living. He is risen indeed.

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Whether you’re beginning your day, pausing at midday, or closing with evening prayer, this podcast will encourage you to depend on God, listen for His voice, and live fully surrendered to Him.

Find out more about Vox Church at https://voxchurch.org

Day 7: Holy Saturday – The Silence of God

Holy Saturday is the day between. Between the suffering of the cross and the joy of the resurrection. Between confusion and clarity. Between death and life. In Matthew 27:62–66, we see fear gripping both Jesus’ enemies and his friends—one group afraid that the story isn’t over, the other afraid that it is. Today’s devotional invites us to sit in the stillness and silence, to recognize the fear, and to remember: even when we cannot see it, God is still at work. Resurrection is coming.

Whether you’re beginning your day, pausing at midday, or closing with evening prayer, this podcast will encourage you to depend on God, listen for His voice, and live fully surrendered to Him.

Find out more about Vox Church at https://voxchurch.org

Whether you’re beginning your day, pausing at midday, or closing with evening prayer, this podcast will encourage you to depend on God, listen for His voice, and live fully surrendered to Him.

Find out more about Vox Church at https://voxchurch.org

Day 6: Good Friday – What God Meant for Good

On the darkest day in human history, Jesus was crucified, mocked, rejected, and pierced for our transgressions. Yet through this unimaginable suffering, God was accomplishing something eternally good. In today’s reflection on Luke 23:33–46, we witness the mercy of Christ, the power of the cross, and the invitation extended to every sinner: “Today, you will be with me in paradise.” Good Friday reminds us that even in our greatest sorrow or sin, God’s love does not falter. What man meant for evil, God meant for good. This is the power and the promise of the cross.

Whether you’re beginning your day, pausing at midday, or closing with evening prayer, this podcast will encourage you to depend on God, listen for His voice, and live fully surrendered to Him.

Find out more about Vox Church at https://voxchurch.org

Whether you’re beginning your day, pausing at midday, or closing with evening prayer, this podcast will encourage you to depend on God, listen for His voice, and live fully surrendered to Him.

Find out more about Vox Church at https://voxchurch.org