The Global Watch

Denise led a Shabbat teaching on the created order, arguing that heaven and earth serve as witnesses to God’s covenants and that the "climate change" narrative is a spiritual deception designed to distract from God's sovereignty.Deuteronomy 5:12–15: Denise emphasized that the Sabbath is a command to remember both the Creator and redemption (the exodus from Egypt).Heaven and Earth as Witnesses:Psalm 19: The heavens declare the glory of God and His work. Psalm 24: The earth is the Lord’s, and He established it upon the rivers. Judges 5:4: The earth quaked and the heavens dripped at the presence of the Lord. Isaiah 1:2: God calls heaven and earth to listen as witnesses to His word. Deuteronomy 4:26, 30:19, 31:27: Moses repeatedly calls heaven and earth to witness against Israel’s rebellion and God’s covenant.

Standing in the gateway of major events in Israel and the timely connection to Israel, today's call puts us right on the heels of the election. Avner walks us through the global posture of responses to Israel, and their significance. A pointed and striking time of seeing what God is working through Israel, and the outcomes of these events. A powerful time, indeed.

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Election Focus: The call emphasized praying for wisdom, truth, and divine alignment in the upcoming Israeli elections and the U.S. midterm elections.Hilary, led by reading multiple scriptures, sharing from her heart and asking participants to pray in agreement with the scriptures. We shared in Seudat HaMashiach (the meal of Messiah. Ending the call with worship “You Are Holy”

Fred and Sue Rowe, along with guests, share reflections on their recent visit to Israel and the Ambassador Summit. Through worship, prayer, and encounters with local communities, they gained fresh insight into the people and the land. Stories of reconciliation, resilience, and long-awaited answered prayers highlight the value of listening, building relationships, and simply being present to say, “You are not alone.” Visits to historical and biblical sites deepened reflections on faith, God’s faithfulness, and Christian-Jewish relationships. The conversation calls for perseverance in prayer and considers how The Global Watch can deepen its biblical understanding, oppose antisemitism, and show love through practical support. The session ends with prayer and impartation.

Parashat Noach (Noah)Torah Gen 6:9 - 11:32Haftarah Isa 54:1 - 55:5New covenant Matt 24:36-56Key Themes:Wickedness vs. Violence: The Hebrew word for wickedness (ra’ah) shifted to violence (hamas) in Genesis 6:11; Trinda linked this to the release of a "violent, cruel, murderous spirit" on earth since 9/11. Walking with God: Noah found grace because he walked with God (halach), a simple, daily action of presence. The Ark as Presence: The ark is presented as a symbol of God's presence; God "shuts the door," providing safety and filtering all events through His hand. Application:Encouragement to "hold steady" in the remaining months of the year, regardless of the "flood" or storm one is facing. Call to intercede for the unsaved to hear the "thunder" of God's voice and enter the ark of salvation.

In this Journey Discipleship session, "The Voice of The Blood", Karen Wilson explores the significance of the blood of Jesus, reflecting on what Scripture reveals about redemption, covenant, and the finished work of the cross. With Hebrews 12:24 as a central reference, Karen invites believers to consider what it means to live in agreement with the truth of Christ’s sacrifice, rather than the voice of accusation. The session also explores communion, prayer, and learning to see people and circumstances through the lens of God’s mercy, love, and redemptive purposes.

faith-filled focus on God’s purposes for Israel. The Israel Watch was extended into the briefing time to continue prayer for healing from trauma and grief, Aliyah, spiritual awakening among Jewish people and young people, Israel’s security and leadership, and the nations standing rightly with Israel. The call also reflected on Sukkot, covenant hope, and the ongoing need to remain faithful on the wall.

Recognizing God's Voice in Changing Seasons: This wasn't a teaching about whether God speaks, or even primarily about how to hear Him. It was about perception. What happens when God is speaking, but familiarity, expectation, past experience, or the condition of our inner lens keeps us from recognizing what He is saying—or we interpret it through what we expected Him to say? Drawing from Job 33:14, Shirley Momberg explores this question and the invitation to remain attentive, teachable, and ready to respond as the Lord leads us forward.

Jenny Hagger shares reflections on the recent ROAR Leaders Summit–Oceania 2026, tracing how years of prayer, relationship-building, and faithful obedience are opening new connections throughout the region. The call focused on regional spiritual shifts during Sukkot and growing alignment across Oceania, alongside a deepening connection with the Global Watch. Other Summit attendees share their perspectives, while Fred and Sue Rowe reflect on the growing relationship among prophetic watchmen, intercessors, and apostolic leaders. Together, the conversation highlights unity, trust, kingdom relationships, and a significant season of alignment unfolding across Oceania.