Personal reflections, the need for balance. Ulrike’s exhortation to spend time in the word. Breakout rooms of sharing and praying for one another. A refreshing time for everyone.

This South Africa Watch gathered watchmen and prophetic voices from across the nations for a Spirit-led hour of worship, listening, prayer and decree. Anchored in the sound of covenant, not condemnation, the call included prophetic insights from South African voices, international agreement in prayer, and powerful declarations of revival, justice, and realignment. Participants prayed to break ungodly alliances, release justice, and call forth mature prophetic leadership. With references to international prophetic figures, the Watch emphasized South Africa’s role in God’s redemptive purposes — highlighting hope, deliverance, and the rising sound from the wall.

All Rain shared another new song based on Psalm 121. Specific prayer followed for the possibility of a collective time of praise and worship, for an online gathering. The desire is to restore an altar before the Lord and build a highway for a harvest in the nation.

During this impactful Israel Watch, Chaya Mizrachi shared first-hand accounts of her family’s experiences during the 12-day war with Iran, painting a vivid picture of life under missile fire, sleepless nights, and God’s mercy in the midst of danger. She emphasized the prophetic significance of time and God’s appointed seasons, calling participants to discernment, prayer, and alignment with His timing. The session included worship, reflection, and deeply moving testimonies that stirred hearts to stand with Israel.

Thabiso Mohapeloa presented an interesting history of the introduction of Christianity into the Kingdom of Lesotho in 1833 by 3 young French missionaries. This resulted in no wars for about 14 years of peace. Last Saturday they organised a National Day of Prayer on that anniversary with very young speakers (15yrs & 10yrs old)! Joshua 3:13-15 was highlighted where Joshua met the Commander of the Lord’s army & realised that obedience to God was paramount for any long term revival. They have 9 years to build towards 28th June 2033 which is the 200th anniversary of Christianity in Lesotho.

Mary shared her experiences on a recent apostolic journey, taken last month in the company of 50 intercessors/watchmen. They visited the 7 churches listed in the book of Revelation. It included Iznik, Turkey [Nicea]. Having being told that along the waterways there was a ‘foundation’ in which they stood upon and from where they proceeded to pray and repent. She also explained some vital points on the effect and establishment of the Nicene Council’s decision in 325 AD, and the 1700th anniversary in 2025. A ‘shroud’ of deception and lies has been built over the church from this time. She referenced Isaiah 25:7-8 which has been very much on her heart in relation to this time. The Nicene Council, also known as the First Council of Nicaea, was a gathering of Christian bishops convened in 325 AD by the Roman Emperor Constantine I in the city of Nicaea (modern-day İznik, Turkey). Its primary purpose was to address the Arian controversy, which questioned the divinity of Jesus Christ. The council produced the Nicene Creed, a statement of faith that affirmed the divinity of Jesus and condemned Arianism. Jon, Mary’s husband, briefly shared some facts on The Doctrine of Discovery formed in 1452 AD. A papal bull issued by Pope Alexander VI that provided a legal and religious justification for European colonization of non-Christian land. This doctrine, rooted in papal bulls and evolving into a legal principle, played a significant role in the dispossession of Indigenous peoples and the seizure of their lands and resources. This became law in USA in 1823. In 2005 it still remains uncontested. 7 Supreme Court judges agreed with the decision of 1452.Several focal points on repentance were given and people were invited to repent on behalf of their nation, people groups etc. There was a time of great heart felt repentance for the deception this has been created over the indigenous nations and people. In particular, within the church in numerous countries. It resulted in antisemitism, eradication of Judaism, and lies about the Jews so called ‘colonisation’ of Palestine.

As the tectonic plates of the end-time narrative are shifting, events are accelerating and unfolding. Are we ready? Is the church ready for the epic war that is looming on the horizon? The Nehemiah Project is being launched to inspire and encourage the development of the end-time watchman army. The hour is upon us when watchmen are being called not only to not relent or give up (Isaiah 62:6) and maintain their lot (Genesis 2:15), but to pick up their weapon in one hand and build with the other (Nehemiah 4:17). Walls of prayer and connection have started to be built, but there is much that can be done to fill in the gaps and build up what has started to prepare us for what is ahead. Join us as we explain the vision and mission for this important mobilization. "Those who built on the wall, and those who carried burdens, loaded themselves so that with one hand they worked at construction, and with the other held a weapon. Every one of the builders had his sword girded at his side as he built. And the one who sounded the trumpet was beside me." Nehemiah 4:17-18

Hilary Moroney led this week's Shabbat. She shared various scriptures, led a time of prayer and concluded with worship.

Deep prayer for the nation of Australia, focusing on events around the world in addition.

Israel led out with anointed praise & worship. He relayed the wondrous way God surprised and blessed him during his visit to his family in the Solomon Islands. It was a significant time spiritually, culturally & as a family. Custodianship was passed onto Israel from his Father & Uncle impacting his identity, family and destiny.