As global anti-Semitism is rising – even among some Christian movements – it’s important to be equipped with reliable resources to combat it. “Why Still Care About Israel” – one such valuable tool – seeks to turn hearts and minds in the international Body to align with God’s.

WHAT: The Global Watch International Prayer Room will feature the following: Daily prayer/worship morning and evening watches, 6am and 3pm Jerusalem time (see below for time conversion) Monday-Friday; Friday International Shabbats at 5pm Jerusalem time; Weekly themes focused on revival, the harvest, and

The vision of the Global Watch is local expressions of community in prayer (worship) established and effectively connected and empowering the church for three mandates: Revival and the final frontiers of the global harvest: John 3:16; Transformation Ps 27:13, 65:9; 2 Cor 3:18; Acts 3:19

The Global Watch International Prayer Room Schedule: We are re-digging the wells of the morning/evening corporate prayer times spoken of throughout the Scriptures (see info below). The times are highly strategic and important biblically.

The Global Watch is an exciting network of networks that will create platforms and opportunities to build relationships in the global prayer movement. I am so excited about the rekindling of prayer watches because I believe that prayer is critical for the …

By joining the Global Watch you will be connected to a growing family of Watchmen/women around the world working towards effective and committed relationships to not only face the challenges today, but nurture revival and transformation.

The ultimate expression of the "Watch" being established at a local level and connecting across the nations is to create the spiritual atmosphere for transformation, and ultimately reach the end-time harvest in preparation for Jesus' return to rule and reign.

The Global Watch construct does not interfere with any individual’s call, but is uniquely designed to support and protect those participating. Such is the function of a “true watch.”

Session 1: Visionary and Biblical foundations of the Watch; Session 2: The Engine of the Watch; Session 3: The Life-giving character and role of the Watchman; Session 4: Functional interactions of the Watch with ministries and cultural spheres; Session 5: The import and impact of the night watch; Session 6: Ekklesia Runner's Advance

The vision for the Global Watch is both deep and wide. From our personal call as believers to be intercessors and watchmen, to building relationships within our own culture and community, to connecting with others across the nations, the call of the watchmen is real and intensifying.