Day 1 of the RCCG 2026 Annual 30-Day Fasting and Prayer.

Here is a comprehensive guide for Day 1 of the RCCG 2026 Annual 30-Day Fasting and Prayer. It includes the exact official prayer points and an extended commentary to help you pray with deeper understanding and personal application.

📖 **Official Day 1 Prayer Points for RCCG 2026 Fast **

These prayer points are taken directly from the official RCCG 30 Days Fasting and Prayers Guide for February 1, 2026.

#	Prayer Point	Key Scripture
1	Father, we worship you for you alone are worthy of our praises.	Revelation 5:12
2	Father, we worship you, our Father in heaven. We adore you for your majesty.	Psalm 29:4
3	Father, hallowed be thy name, thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven.	Matthew 6:9-10
4	Father, we worship your Holy name, we bow down before you.	Psalm 47:8
5	Father, we bless your name and everything within us bless your holy name.	Psalm 103:1-2
6	Father, receive our worship for you are the Almighty God forever over our nation.	Genesis 17:1
7	Father, your name is higher than any other name, the I AM THAT I AM, we bow down and worship your holy name.	–
8	Father, we worship for your divine favor upon all world nations.	Genesis 24:52
9	Father, we worship you for your awesome power of deliverance upon your children in all nations.	Exodus 4:28-31
10	Father, we worship you for answering all our prayers.	Psalm 65:1-2
11	Father, we worship your holy name for you are our shield, our shelter, our defender and our provider.	Psalm 18:1-2
12	Father, we worship you for you are the only ever living God in all nations.	John 6:57
13	Father, we worship you for your mercy, your compassion and your faithfulness that endure forever.	Lamentations 3:22-23
14	Father, we worship you for redeeming our nation from the hands of the enemies.	Psalm 106:10
15	Father, we worship you for the power in your name, in your word, and in your blood.	Proverbs 18:10

🕯️ A Commentary for Deeper Engagement: The Power of a Worshipping Start

Beginning a 30-day spiritual journey with adoration and worship is a profound spiritual strategy. It aligns our hearts with heaven’s priority before presenting our petitions. This year’s theme, “A Brand New Beginning,” finds its foundation here: every genuine new start in God must be rooted in a fresh revelation of who He is.

Why Start with Worship?
Worship shifts our focus from our problems to God’s person. It reminds us that before He is our Provider or Healer, He is worthy. The Israelites believed and worshipped when they understood God’s care (Exodus 4:31), and heavenly worship in Revelation centres on God’s worthiness alone. By starting here, we acknowledge that our fasting and prayers are a response to His worth, not a tool to manipulate His hand.

Personalizing the Prayer Points: A Three-Fold Focus

You can use the 15 points to structure a powerful prayer session. Here’s a guide to personalize them:

• Points 1-7 (God’s Nature & Sovereignty): Make these personal. Instead of “we,” declare “I worship You, Father, for You alone are worthy of my praise.” Confess His specific attributes—as your Almighty God (El-Shaddai), your ever-present I AM—that relate to your current needs. This builds faith from the outset.
• Points 8-12 (God’s Power in Our Lives): Transition from who God is to what He does for you. Thank Him for past deliverance (Point 9) as a foundation for trusting Him with current battles. Declare Him as your personal shield and provider (Point 11). As seen in member testimonies, this builds confidence that He hears and answers.
• Points 13-15 (God’s Faithfulness & Redemptive Power): Anchor your “brand new beginning” in His unfailing mercy (Point 13). Proclaim His power to redeem situations (Point 14) and specifically plead the power in the name and blood of Jesus (Point 15) over every area where you need a new start.

This 30-day fast is a sacred season for the RCCG family worldwide. As you engage daily, let worship remain your compass, ensuring your heart stays fixed on the Giver more than the gifts. May this Day 1 of focused adoration set a powerful tone for a month of profound encounters and genuine new beginnings.

I hope this detailed guide helps you and your readers engage deeply with the first day of the fast. If you would like a similar breakdown for the prayer focus of Day 2 when it is announced, feel free to ask.