The theme for today was highlighted in the worship song “When I survey the wonderful cross”!The Scripture which was read and used in the prayer time was Isaiah 53. We were reminded about the suffering of Yeshua and the price of redemption that had to be paid by Him on the Cross.The end of the hour of prayer was dedicated to praying for the persecuted Christians in Nigeria, Mozambique and the Sahar region of North Africa.

This special Worship Watch was dedicated to worship from the uttermost parts of the earth. The day began with worship from Australia, and this 3pm JT session featured the Scandinavia Watch, led by Karen Sand, with Thora Gisladottir leading heartfelt worship. Psalm 113 and other scriptures were read, highlighting Jesus' triumphal entry and His sacrifice. Songs and Bible readings focus on Jesus’ sorrow and prayer in the garden, the cross, surrender, and His victory as King. This worship watch honors Jesus’ journey to the cross in the Passover/Easter season.

Ruth Webb led the watch powerfully, taking us into the Throne Room through glorious worship, praise and adoration. Songs became decrees especially for Iran. # Open up the Straits of Hormuz, set the Iranian people free.# Oh Lord, You are above all other Gods# You are worthy of all praise, He Reigns!# Dagon must fall as we release His Presence# Love came when the Blood FellThe fragrance of frankincense was released to some on the watch. The significance of pure worship fully focussed on the Lord is a key to our authority in Oceania.Ps 96, Ps 74: 13, Is 51:9-11

Fred and Susan Rowe led a Journey discipleship session on "Powers and Principalities: Equipped for Battle." Fred Rowe presented four key weapons for spiritual warfare: the Word of God, worship and praise, repentance, and the prophetic word, emphasizing that the battle is primarily spiritual and focuses on protecting and transforming the mind. Participants shared personal insights and experiences, highlighting the importance of renewing minds according to Romans 12:2 and of using God's Word as a lamp and light in times of darkness.

Hillary, shared various scriptures and encouragement. She led us into a time of prayer ending the hour with communion and a worship song “Love of God”

The call opened with singing of “The Blessing” in Romanian. We moved to powerful declarations over Moldova for their prophetic destiny. Then we were given some insights to the challenges for the children as they are often separated from parents who need to work outside the country. Often the children carry an orphan spirit and feel guilt over the parents needing to work outside the country. The call concluded with speaking the word of God to be accomplished in Moldova.

The Australia Watch was very ably led by Kate K who opened by sharing her personal journey of exploring and the application of the understanding of ‘Being Seated with Christ”. This was supported with numerous scriptures, the principle one being: Ephesians 2:6 NLT For He raised us from the dead along with Christ and seated us with Him in the heavenly realms because we are united with Christ Jesus. The moving and anointed song “You Make Everything Beautiful” by Rebecca St. James was shared, which highlighted the awesomeness of His calling us to sit and dwell with Him in His eternal love and more....https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vTSpGn9-N5QEcclesiastes 3:11 TLV He has made everything beautiful in its time. Moreover, He has set eternity in their heart—yet without the possibility that humankind can ever discover the work that God has done from the beginning to the endWatchmen were invited to pray into the situation with the fuel reserves and effect on farmers and people within Australia; the government; Australia’s natural resources. Fervent, effectual, passionate intercession took place. Kate shared the scripture: Colossians 3:22 NLT Yet now he has reconciled you to himself through the death of Christ in his physical body. As a result, he has brought you into his own presence, and you are holy and blameless as you stand before him without a single fault. This was followed by an especially chosen song for Communion: “Love of God” | Brandon Lake, Phil Wickham. https://youtu.be/2LapBD802O0?si=NXC_8avEsP1eedf0The breaking of bread and drinking of wine elements, were facilitated and prayed over by Cynthia and Jo respectively, as a finale to the Watch.

Israel S opened the watch with a focus on the fuel challenges evidenced in Australia and the pending concern for Kangaroo Island as it depends on ferries. Several joined in prayer.Israel shared in depth his recent mission trip to the Solomon Islands, the prophetic connection with other Houses of Prayer, videos that demonstrated the vital contacts he has within the Solomon Islands [SI] which included the meeting held with the Hon Peter Kenilorea Jnr who has a wonderful Christian heritage. He was accompanied by Antony S [Chairman AOPFAN] and between them met many on the ground whilst travelling within the SI. He also referred to the Clean Water for Life, founded by Ps Rick Rupp, that has sank 100’s of boreholes throughout the Solomon Islands. He spoke of the delicate political climate with the resignation of 12 politicians, and the opposition and independents being in majority [28/50 ministers] whilst the current government continues operating with a minority number [22/50].In conclusion, the watchmen in attendance spent 15 minutes in prayer in Breakout Rooms, followed by blessing one another before departing the call.

a special double session with Avner Boskey on the Israel Watch and Briefing. Avner regularly shares prophetic insights about current events in Israel and the nations. His unique perspective helps us recognize deception and understand spiritual conflicts, while also offering a message of redemptive hope.

Wytze & Ageeth Valkema provided Live worship and Karen Sand led the hour with a detailed report-back on the Gothenburg Summit. Others who contributed were her husband, Haavard, Sofia from Norway, Marie from Sweden, Wytze and Susan Rowe who had attended with Fred. There was an interesting connection with the Czech people because of the Moravian influence in the Scandinavian counties.