“We are a civilised people,” intones John Alley in announcing that we will have 30 minutes for morning tea, even if we are running late. We were running to time, but John likes to ensure that there is time for fellowship between the sessions.

Debbie Gadd is the pastor of Snowy Valley Community Church in Tumbarumba, NSW. As you might guess, it is a cold place, even in summer. Debbie shared how she and her church came to be participants in the fellowship of John Alley’s apostolic network.

Derek Ott is a prophet and teacher from Arizona in the USA. It is the opposite of cold for most of the year. Derek was the main speaker for Session 3.

We were baptised into Christ’s death, and so our responsibility is to live from Christ not from ourselves. As spiritual sons of John Alley, we all need to step up in a bigger way in joining with John’s battle. If God calls a father to a mission. He is certainly calling the sons also. We need to be aware that battle weariness can catch up with us, but God prepares a feast for us on His holy mountain (Is. 25.) We are moving into a season where instead of fighting battles, we are sharing in this feast prepared by Jesus for His people,