FaithWatch Daily and Midnight Call Reflection

 

🌙 MIDNIGHT CALL REFLECTION
FROM GRACE TO GRASS — AND BACK AGAIN

There are moments in life when a person moves from the height of glory to the depth of humiliation. One day, everything seems stable — honour, resources, relationships, opportunities — and suddenly, life takes a turn. The story of Nebuchadnezzar reminds us how quickly grace can turn to grass when pride takes the throne of the heart. The mighty king who once ruled nations found himself living like an animal, not because God hated him, but because God loved him too much to leave him in the illusion of self-sufficiency.

Sometimes, decline is not destruction — it is divine discipline. God sometimes allows a fall not to finish us, but to humble us, cleanse us, and position us for restoration. The “grass seasons” of life — the moments of loss, confusion, disgrace, or limitation — are often the very places where we rediscover the God we once forgot. When your own strength can no longer carry you, grace steps in to lift you again. Nebuchadnezzar’s story didn’t end in grass; it ended in greater glory, because he lifted his eyes to heaven again.

Tonight, be encouraged:
Your grass season is not your grave season.
The God who allowed the breaking is the same God who restores the crown. If you will lift your eyes, soften your heart, and yield your will, the same grace that once exalted you will raise you again. God does not destroy destinies — He rebuilds them.

May this midnight bring you humility, clarity, and restoration.
May every fall become a foundation for a greater rising.
And may grace rewrite every story that shame tried to finish.



Here are the News Highlights for today — 12 December 2025:


🗞️ WORLD & GEOPOLITICAL NEWS

• Iranian authorities arrest Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi
Narges Mohammadi, the 2023 Nobel Peace Prize winner and prominent human rights advocate, was reportedly detained during a memorial event in Iran. Supporters say the arrest comes amid intensified government crackdowns on dissent and criticism.

• EU political leaders debate use of frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine
Belgian and British leaders met in London as part of wider talks on whether €210 billion in frozen Russian funds should be used to back Ukraine financially — a contentious plan amid broader discussions on support for Kyiv.

• King Charles updates on cancer treatment
Britain’s King Charles shared that his cancer treatment will be reduced in 2026 due to early detection and positive progress, encouraging wider participation in cancer screening programmes.


🌍 LOCAL & PUBLIC INTEREST NEWS

• Major water supply shutdown in Mumbai
Mumbai’s western and central suburbs are experiencing a full-day water cut as essential distribution system repairs continue. Thousands of residents and businesses are affected.


🏆 SPORTS & CULTURE

• FC Barcelona activity ahead of La Liga fixture
FC Barcelona resumed preparations for their upcoming La Liga match, and long-term defender Eric Garcia signed a new contract extending through 2031.


🌠 SCIENCE & NATURE

• Geminids meteor shower peaks this weekend
Skywatchers are preparing for one of the year’s most spectacular meteor events — the Geminids, which could deliver up to 120 shooting stars per hour under clear conditions as the shower reaches its peak.


📌 WHY THESE MATTER

  • The arrest of a Nobel laureate highlights ongoing global challenges around human rights and freedom of expression.
  • Discussions over frozen assets for Ukraine reflect continuing geopolitical tensions and debates about support for conflict-affected nations.
  • Public infrastructure impacts, like the Mumbai water cut, underscore everyday challenges in urban service delivery.
  • Sports and cultural events show continuity of life and community engagement across societies.
  • Natural phenomena such as the Geminids meteor shower provide moments of wonder and global shared experience.


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