Global Watch The Journey: "Confronting Offense" 1/12/26 6am JT

This Journey session focused on "Confronting Offense and Avoiding the Great Falling Away." Led by Fred and Susan Rowe, the discussion highlighted the importance of forgiveness and conflict resolution within the Global Watch community. They emphasized that forgiveness should be practiced as a daily discipline, that humility serves as a safeguard, and that discernment is vital when addressing relational conflicts. The conversation identified offense as a real end-time threat to love and unity, while pointing the ekklesia toward maturity, freedom, and a resilient community grounded in grace and truth. Participants shared testimonies about overcoming offense, the role of humility, and how timely intervention can prevent resentment from taking root. The importance of maintaining a teachable spirit, seeking understanding, and relying on the Holy Spirit's guidance during difficult interactions was stressed. Fred and Susan encouraged everyone to embrace forgiveness and declared 2026 a year of greater freedom and unity. They prayed for wisdom and grace in handling offenses.