This is the second part of the session on Islam with prayers focused towards disciple making. 

Foundations for the emerging prayer and disciple making convergence is relayed, its biblical foundations and import for today.  

Corporate prayer and worship are the time-honored power engines of the Church. Throughout biblical history, corporate worship and prayer propelled God’s people into their purposes and destinies. Understanding why Jesus emphasized His house to be a house of prayer for all nations is essential for the revitalization and the reformation of the Church today. In the book of Acts, corporate prayer does the following:

1. Unifies the Church

2. Releases Missions

3. Empowers the Church and miracles followed

4. Catalytic force for revival

Corporate prayer empowers the Church.  The discussion unlocks themes within Acts of how corporate prayer fuels the body of Christ into a catalytic force in the earth.  Signs follow....

"Unleashed" session 1 covers the inspiration for writing this book.  In challenging times, many people turn to prayer, but corporate prayer is often quickly forgotten and not sustained.  Yet, Jesus said His house would be called a "House of Prayer for All Nations."  Can we make a difference?  Yes.  We invite you to listen in for the vital call to return to these foundations.  

As times are accelerating in intensity, end-time narratives are unfolding.  This session gives a quick overview of key end-time markers to lay solid biblical foundations to help us more accurately discern the times from the biblical narrative.  It is vital for Watchmen to be equipped in the biblical end-time narrative.  Isaiah prophesies, "Your Watchmen shall lift up their voices, with their voices es they shall sing together, for they shall see eye to eye when the Lord brings back Zion" (Isaiah 52:8).

In troubled times, Christians often turn to prayer.  The corporate expression however, is frequently bypassed.  This session covers the importance of community in prayer in prospering God's Kingdom.  "There is no Christianity without community," is a famous quote from Count Nicholas von Zinzendorf as a father to the Moravian outpouring and movement that launched the modern day missions movement.   The same is true today as we contend for the destiny of nations.  

This session dives into our identity in Christ as Watchmen.  

Day 1 session presents the Global Watch vision mission and prophetic history!  Signs have followed to affirm God's call.  For more information on the history of the Global Watch and its prophetic foundations go to: https://www.theglobalwatch.com/prophetic-history.html