Today is indeed Day 2 of the RCCG 30 Days Fasting and Prayers for 2026 (Monday February 2nd 2026

Today is indeed Day 2 of the RCCG 30 Days Fasting and Prayers for 2026 (Monday, February 2, 2026).

Thanksgiving for the New Year 2026, anchored on Psalm 103:1-5.

This theme encourages believers to reflect gratefully on God’s faithfulness in past years while praising Him for the fresh start and promises in 2026 (often tied to the prophetic declaration of “A Brand New Beginning” for the year, drawing from scriptures like Jeremiah 29:11, Isaiah 43:18-19, and Exodus 14:14-15).

Here’s the full, structured list with the biblical references and brief commentary on each to enhance understanding and application. These points emphasize gratitude as a foundation for receiving more from God (as thanksgiving opens doors to miracles, per Psalm 100:4 and Philippians 4:6).

Prayer Focus: Thanksgiving for the New Year 2026

Bible Text: Psalm 103:1-5 (Bless the Lord, O my soul… who forgives all your iniquities, who heals all your diseases, who redeems your life from destruction, who crowns you with lovingkindness and tender mercies, who satisfies your mouth with good things, so that your youth is renewed like the eagle’s.)

Prayer Points with Commentary:

1. Father, thank you for your goodness and mercy that we enjoy every day in the past years in Jesus’ name. (Lamentations 3:22-23)
   Commentary: God’s mercies are new every morning; this point reminds us that daily survival and blessings aren’t by chance but by His unfailing compassion.

2. Father, thank you for the grace to escape all the snares of the fowlers in the past year 2025 in Jesus’ name. (Psalm 124:7)
   Commentary: Acknowledges divine deliverance from traps, dangers, and evil plots—personal, spiritual, or physical—that could have hindered us.

3. Father, thank you for the grace to witness another new year in Jesus’ name. (Exodus 12:2)
   Commentary: Celebrates the gift of life and crossing into 2026, marking a new season (as the month of Nisan symbolized new beginnings in the Bible).

4. Father, thank you for fighting our battles and for giving us victory over them all in the past year 2025 in Jesus’ name. (Isaiah 37:36; Exodus 14:14)
   Commentary: God as our warrior who fights for us (Exodus 14:14—”The Lord will fight for you”); gratitude for unseen victories.

5. Father, thank you for all your good plans for us in the year 2026 in Jesus’ name. (Jeremiah 29:11)
   Commentary: Affirms God’s thoughts of peace and a future/hope, setting a tone of expectation for prosperity and fulfillment.

6. Father, thank you for promising to give us a brand-new beginning in 2026 in Jesus’ name. (Jeremiah 29:11; Exodus 14:14-15)
   Commentary: Ties directly to the year’s theme—forgetting past limitations and embracing fresh starts, as God parts “seas” for new paths.

7. Father, thank you for being our help in ages past and our hope for this year and beyond in Jesus’ name.
   Commentary: Echoes timeless reliance on God (from hymns like “O God, Our Help in Ages Past”), building faith for ongoing support.

8. Father, thank you for your presence that will go with us wherever we go this year 2026 in Jesus’ name. (Exodus 33:14)
   Commentary: God’s presence brings rest and guidance—no journey is without Him.

9. Father, thank you for renewing Your mercies every morning over my life, in Jesus’ name. (Lamentations 3:22-23)
   Commentary: Reinforces daily renewal, preventing burnout or despair.

10. Father, thank you for the power to sleep and wake up every day, in Jesus’ name. (Psalm 3:5; Psalm 4:8)
    Commentary: Gratitude for peaceful rest and divine security in sleep (a basic but profound blessing).

11. Father, thank you for divine visitation and for open doors in Jesus’ name. (Job 10:12)
    Commentary: Thanks for God’s intentional interventions and opportunities.

12. Father, I thank you for divine healing, divine protection, and provision, in Jesus’ name. (Genesis 47:12; Job 10:12)
    Commentary: Covers wholeness in body, safety, and sustenance—key pillars of daily life.

13. Father, thank you for opening my spiritual eyes in Jesus’ name. (Job 32:8)
    Commentary: For revelation, discernment, and understanding of God’s will.

14. Father, thank you for always giving me and my family journey mercies, in Jesus’ name. (Psalm 121:8)
    Commentary: Protection on travels and in daily movements.

15. Father, thank you for your presence that will make all the crooked ways straight before us in Jesus’ name. (Isaiah 45:2)
    Commentary: God levels obstacles and smooths paths for progress in 2026.

Additional Prayers for RCCG Members

As RCCG members (Redeemedites) unite globally in this fast, here are targeted additional prayers to personalize and strengthen the session (pray these fervently after the main points):

• Father, thank You for the RCCG family worldwide—thank You for unity, growth, and the anointing upon Your servant, Daddy G.O. (Pastor E.A. Adeboye), in Jesus’ name.
• Lord, thank You for preserving every parish, province, and region through 2025; grant us greater harvest of souls, revivals, and miracles in 2026 (Matthew 16:18).
• Father, for every RCCG member in difficult situations, let this thanksgiving release breakthroughs, turnarounds, and brand-new beginnings in careers, marriages, health, and ministries, in Jesus’ name.
• We thank You, Lord, for divine health, supernatural provision, and protection over all fasting members—none shall faint or fall during this 30-day period (Isaiah 40:31).
• Holy Spirit, fill every believer with fresh fire, deeper intimacy with God, and boldness to manifest as light in this new year, in Jesus’ name.

Continue in praise, worship, and personal thanksgiving throughout the day. May your Day 2 be filled with overwhelming joy and divine encounters! Stay strong in the fast—God bless you richly.