This Journey Discipleship session invited participants to reflect on "The Ministry of Repair," allowing Scripture to shape hearts toward covenant faithfulness, purity, and peace that governs beyond emotion. Key scriptures included Isaiah 58:12, James 1:2–4, and Colossians 3:12–15, with Shirley Momberg emphasizing the importance of heart-level transformation and covenant unity. The session traced how healthy communities are formed through covenant faithfulness and peace that governs rather than emotion. Participants reflected deeply, shared vulnerably, and prayed into living as peacemakers and doers of the Word. The call concluded with intercession and a renewed commitment to walk in obedience, purity of heart, and covenantal maturity.

An inspiring time around the Global Watch Shabbat table. Hilary, shared key scriptures from:Exodus 201 Samuel 17 and Psalm 22 She gave the invitation for others to share and pray for those who have been devastated by the war in Israel. Prayer for those who have found themselves in a place of despair; holding up the hands that hang limp and strengthen the knees that have grown week. That even on this Shabbat He would be present and give them rest and revelation.

A time of focused prayer for Minnesota. Michael, shared the recent events of 2020 - current events of today. He also shared a prayer from Dutch Sheets “Minnesota The Threshing Floor State” and prayer. There was a powerful time of prophetic words shared. Prophetic prayers prayed…

This 5th Week prayer call marked the final scheduled corporate prayer session before the Global Watch Oceania Summit. Framed as a family gathering at a spiritual threshold, prayer centred on protection, unity, humility, and spiritual governance, with focused intercession for leaders, worship teams, and those carrying health burdens. Scriptures from Psalms 28 and 91 anchored the call, alongside prophetic insight into Oceania as a gate region. The hour carried expectancy for healing, a fresh sound of worship, and gospel advance flowing from the Great South Land.

A purposeful pause to be still before the Lord in the midst of the storm. A holy pause.A breath where words stop and the soul listens.An hour filled with worship, scripture and encouragement!In the pain.In the trust.In the rest.The Shepherd is still there. The table is still set.His presence remains.“Be still, and know that I am God.” (Psalm 46:10

Molly shared from a heart of tender mercy and comfort for the hostages.When the Lord asked her:“Will you be silent now?”She responded by standing in the gap.Strength and a deep heart change from carrying this burden the past year is now her testimony.Molly shared a gifted box with all the photos of the hostages …. A box of remembrance to tell the next generation.Communion was taken together rejoicing for the redemption and deliverance and healing f for the hostages and their families!

Avner Boskey brought piercing insight into the current Middle East crisis—unpacking biblical prophecies, political entanglements, and the deeper spiritual forces behind today’s headlines. From the Holocaust Memorial Day to the Iran-Hamas threat, the call navigated grief, truth, and the call to discernment. Voices rose in prayer for nations, leaders, and the Jewish people, ending in communion and a call for watchmen to take their place—alert, aligned, and engaged.

Praying over the nations of Africa, uncovering hidden darkness, and praying for Nigeria. We prayed for the strength of the church, and prayed for nations as we've personally felt led. The prayer call was a time of contending for God's redemptive call for Africa.

As part of the “Building Healthy Communities” series, this Journey discipleship session featured Mary Faus (Indigenous Watch leader). The session emphasized the importance of walking in forgiveness as a watchman discipline, not a momentary response. Through Mary’s teaching, forgiveness was framed as spiritual authority that unlocks lands, heals histories, and realigns nations with God’s original intent. The call challenged listeners to release offense, refuse reactive warfare, and lead from covenantal responsibility rather than emotion. Forgiveness was presented as obedience rooted in the blood of Jesus, opening pathways for reconciliation, discernment, and enduring unity across peoples and nations.

This week’s Torah portion. Parashat Bo (To come or enter) Exodus 10:1 - 13:16Trinda, shared insights into the root word of Shabbat/Shivti. The Torah portion was read by participants and there was wonderful Israeli music. Trienda, shared her wonderful testimony of contending for healing.