Torah portion Vaera; Reading Exodus 6:2-12Discussion as to God’s judgements in Egypt revealing who He was to all of Egypt not just Pharaoh. A question was asked “if calamity comes into your personal life how do you see the chastisement of the Lord? If judgement is released in your land what is your view of God? Thought provoking and inspiring conversation.

The Hebraic month of Sh’vat. Shevat is a month where God’s people pause to remember Hisfaithfulness, receive clarity in His word, and prepare to move forward in obedience.Michael asked reflection questions; “Where do I currently find my security and identity?Am I rooted in scripture, feelings or circumstances?” Using trees in their seasons as reference. He shared the prophetic emphasis that Sh’vat is readiness through alignment. The watch was closed with the song Be Still by Karen Davis.

Deep heartfelt gratitude discussion of the reality of being the middle generation carrying the assignment of connecting with the younger and older generations. Overcoming relationship difficulties of the past. Forgiveness, hope and love are foundational in strengthening the bridge on both ends. There was a time of prayer and encouragement.

The Capitol Hill Prayer Partners Watch gathered to pray and discern the times, with focused attention on Iran, the United States, and other key nations. The call carried a sober awareness of increasing lawlessness, deception, and spiritual conflict, and prayer was offered for wisdom, peace, and protection at both national and governmental levels. Intercession centred on alignment with God’s purposes in government, culture, and the courts, as nations navigate growing instability. Scripture, worship, tongues, and sustained prayer shaped the call, strengthening unity, spiritual authority, and resolve to stand in truth. The call closed with a clear exhortation to remain watchful and steadfast in prayer for the nations.

In this Israel Watch, Susan Heagy spoke from lived experience about trusting God for provision while serving Holocaust survivors in Israel. She shared personal stories that reflected obedience, generosity, and learning to live free from fear. Through scripture and testimony, Susan invited the Watch to shift from natural thinking to dependence on God as Provider, especially in seasons of uncertainty. The call closed with a prayer that strengthened faith and encouraged a posture of waiting, trust, and quiet perseverance before the Lord.

Thabiso Mohapeloa from Lesotho led the Call to pray for the nations of Africa. Lesotho is a Lighthouse & directed by the Holy Spirit the Christians are walking out a prophecy from 1837, that there will be a mighty move of God in 2033. As Ambassadors for the kingdom of God, trust that any revival will be Spirit-led and not stopped by man-made interventions.There was prayer for Uganda which has a government blackout of Internet because of the elections which start tomorrow!It was a meaningful time of prayer from the nation of Germany ; remembering that Germany, France & Switzerland had sent missionaries into Lesotho.

This was a very powerful and illuminary watch was led by Ruth W who focussed on the Blood of Jesus and the Glory, and the upcoming GW Oceania Summit. Ruth spoke about the Blood and the Glory in connection with communication and the importance of taking it apostolically - the kingly anointing, knowing your authority and position .She referred to Billye Brim’s book “The Blood and the Glory” where they had experienced intense warfare coming against them, all because they were contending for the Glory. This is precisely what the watchmen are contending for with the Summit. Intense spiritual warfare is coming against many with infirmities etc. The blood of the Lamb and the Glory being inextricably linked was emphasised. There is to be much focus on the Blood when contending for the Glory.Prior to the worship, led by Ruth, people were encouraged to hear from the Lord and then declare and proclaim what He showed them. Taking of Communion followed, led by Karen W and Ruth. The emphasis in its taking to apply it over the leadership, Jenny H, the Summit, sound equipment, the venue from fires, travel, and every agenda that is not from God. Many brought forth things that were brought to their remembrance by the Lord of significant things He had done in the past and shown them, others described visions received on the day and prayed into them. Everyone agreed it was a very powerful and significant watch. Many key things were highlighted of the expectation of what the Lord would perform at the Summit and beyond.

This Journey session focused on "Confronting Offense and Avoiding the Great Falling Away." Led by Fred and Susan Rowe, the discussion highlighted the importance of forgiveness and conflict resolution within the Global Watch community. They emphasized that forgiveness should be practiced as a daily discipline, that humility serves as a safeguard, and that discernment is vital when addressing relational conflicts. The conversation identified offense as a real end-time threat to love and unity, while pointing the ekklesia toward maturity, freedom, and a resilient community grounded in grace and truth. Participants shared testimonies about overcoming offense, the role of humility, and how timely intervention can prevent resentment from taking root. The importance of maintaining a teachable spirit, seeking understanding, and relying on the Holy Spirit's guidance during difficult interactions was stressed. Fred and Susan encouraged everyone to embrace forgiveness and declared 2026 a year of greater freedom and unity. They prayed for wisdom and grace in handling offenses.

The Torah portion for this week “Shemot” Names. Michael shared in depth the call of Moses and the significance of obedience. The places Moses struggled and the grace of God as Moses matured in His calling. It was a time of sharing the importance of Shabbat. Prayer and Blessing.

The call started by singing the song Abide over the country of France. Then proceeded in praying and declaring the names of God over France. Afterwards we prayed specifically for the situation with the farmers in France and the EU.