FaithWatch Daily and Midnight Call- 29th September 2025

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🌌 Midnight Call Reflection

“Watchman, How Was the Night?”

The night has been long, beloved. Across the globe, shadows have deepened: Russia and Ukraine clash once more, claiming lives and sowing fear; in Nigeria, forest guards are murdered, and insecurity continues to rise; famine, political unrest, and human suffering press heavily upon hearts and nations.

As the watchman at the city wall, your role is not passive. God asks, “Watchman, what do you see?” (Ezekiel 33:6). The night may be dark, the winds howling, the storms raging—but the watchman must stand, alert, and faithful.

  • The Watchman Sees: Injustice, violence, and danger. The world’s headlines today cry out with a clear message: humanity is in turmoil.
  • The Watchman Hears: The cries of the oppressed, the groans of the suffering, and the prayers of those seeking refuge.
  • The Watchman Speaks: To warn, to guide, and to intercede in prayer. To shine the light of hope where darkness seems impenetrable.

Even as the night appears long, God reminds us:

“Your eyes will see the king in his beauty; they will behold a land that stretches afar.”
(Isaiah 33:17)

Beloved, the night may test you, but the morning belongs to the Lord. The darkness cannot overtake those who watch, pray, and remain steadfast in faith. As watchmen, we are called to be vigilant in prayer, courageous in witness, and steadfast in hope.

Tonight, consider: How was your night, watchman? Did you stand firm, or did fear make you weary? Rise again, for the dawn of God’s justice and revival is breaking.

✨ Reflection Prayer
“Lord, strengthen me to stand watch in the darkest hours. Give me eyes to see, ears to hear, and a voice to speak Your truth. Let my faith not waver, and my spirit not grow weary. Amen.”

Highlights for today 

🌍 Global News

  • Russia–Ukraine Conflict Escalates: Russia launched a massive assault on Ukraine, deploying nearly 600 drones and over 40 cruise missiles, targeting Kyiv and other cities. The attack resulted in at least four fatalities and over 70 injuries.

  • Israel–U.S. Relations: U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a joint press conference discussing strategic partnerships and regional security concerns.

🇳🇬 Nigeria

  • Forest Guards Killed: Gunmen attacked the town of Oke-Ode in Kwara State, north-central Nigeria, killing at least 12 members of a local forest guard unit.

  • Insulin Production Agreement: Nigeria has signed a landmark deal with China to establish domestic insulin production, aiming to address the rising diabetes rates across the continent.

✝️ Religion

  • Art Trafficking Arrest: Greek authorities arrested an abbot in the Peloponnese on charges of trafficking religious relics and antiquities, highlighting ongoing concerns over cultural heritage protection.

⚽ Sports

  • PSAC Athletes of the Week: The Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference announced its Athletes of the Week, with Judd Novak from Kutztown recognized for his performance in football.



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