The Global Watch

In this Israel Watch, Josie Silver provides a timely update from Israel, emphasizing God’s sovereignty, current Aliyah trends, and the newly dedicated “Biblical Highway” (Highway 60), which links key biblical sites. She shares insights on Israel’s economic and strategic situation, the role of international partners, and how to pray in this season. The call concludes with focused intercession for Israel, Aliyah, national leaders, and global watchmen.

Today Sue Rowe reminded is of our callings, and the identity of our callings based in four primary scriptures: Isaiah 62:6-7, Matthew 6:10, Matthew 28:19-20, and Matthew 16:18. In addition, to undergird our callings, Ephesians 1:15-21 reminds us of the authority we have in Christ.As watchmen, it is important, to ingest both the call being individual and a corporate call. This crucial component is what fastens us to the work God is doing all over the earth.

Isaiah 35 in focus for today's Shabbat. The highway of redemption.

Hilary, led interactive reading of the scriptures and a time of prayer and discussion. There were multiple scriptures shared and ending with worship

Avner Boskey delivered a timely and thought-provoking message on current Middle Eastern tensions, America’s shifting posture, and the spiritual weight surrounding Israel and the nations. Drawing from Daniel, Isaiah, Micah, Psalm 83, and Ezekiel, he framed global events in terms of covenant, pride, judgment, and God’s purposes for Israel. The call shifted to focused intercession for clarity, wise counsel, humility in leadership, and alignment beyond political reaction. It concluded with communion and a renewed commitment to watch and pray with discernment.

Isaiah 35 is a "hinge" chapter in the book of Isaiah. As we begin this pilgrimage on the Highway of Holiness, we step into a journey that can truly change our lives. Revelation of this highway is where even the wilderness begins to bloom, and God makes beauty rise from ashes. In many ways, Isaiah 35 is a prophetic blueprint for the end-time Church: a strengthened, purified, Spirit-filled people building and walking on the Highway of Holiness through wilderness conditions, carrying hope, preparing the way of the Lord, and moving together toward the fulfillment of God's redemptive purposes.

A focused time of Prayer for Israel, and her current posture in the political developments this week. Karen Davis leads this critical hour.

For today's Church, Isaiah 35 is a summons to spiritual resilience, a roadmap for our individual and corporate spiritual journeys. In times of war, cultural upheaval, and increasing darkness, this chapter in the book of Isaiah draws us from the desert/wilderness places in our lives, & exhorts us to strengthen one another. In so doing, joy erupts, and the wilderness suddenly blossoms. As we step out of the chaos around us and look up in faith and trust in the Lord, a genuine awakening erupts, renewing and restoring us to lead us onto the highway of holiness.

In this Israel Watch, Susan Heagy and Louise Sher shifted our focus from the trauma of the Holocaust to the joy God is restoring among Holocaust survivors in Israel. Through personal stories, photographs, and testimonies gathered over years of faithful ministry, they shared moments of laughter, friendship, healing, gratitude, and renewed connection. Against the backdrop of war, ongoing health concerns, and difficult memories, the call highlighted the survivors' resilience and the transforming power of God’s love. The session concluded with prayer and thanksgiving for the privilege of bringing comfort, hope, and joy to this remarkable generation.

Dr. Fred Rowe delivered a timely vision-casting message on “The Purpose of Watchman and the Great Commission Today,” continuing the Journey series on “The Highways of God and the Way of the Watchman.” He emphasized the Global Watch’s call to remain focused, relationally grounded, and strategically positioned in this hour. The call highlighted the need for watchmen to hear the Lord, see beyond the wall, build relational trust, and come alongside missions organizations and leaders on the ground through strategic partnerships and community building.

Josie Silver provided a rich and deeply personal reflection from the book of Ezra, highlighting the themes of Aliyah, revival, repentance, and restoration. Drawing fresh insight from Ezra’s role as a sent one, she connected the return of the Jewish people to God’s ongoing redemptive purposes. Josie emphasized the importance of the remnant in every generation. Her message culminated in a powerful call to respond to God’s divine stirrings with a wholehearted “Hineni” — “Here I am” — leading the Global Watch into a fresh season of availability, commissioning, and prayer.