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Living by Jehovah’s Supreme Law

Guarded Hearts, Pure Devotion — a Scriptural Consideration —

As the Supreme Lawgiver, Jehovah has consistently conveyed clear laws to his people (Isaiah 33:22). Among them are his high moral standards, designed not to restrict us but to preserve our dignity, our joy, and our friendship with Him. “Let marriage be honorable among all, and let the marriage bed be without defilement” (Hebrews 13:4, NWT). Yet the struggle is real. Desire often comes quietly, uninvited, slipping in through a glance, a memory, or a screen. The apostle Paul used stron

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Wisdom from Jehovah

Learning Without Scars -- a Scriptural Consideration --

The popular idea is: “You’ll learn when you make enough mistakes.” But scripture paints a different picture. Jehovah does not want us bruised and broken before we gain wisdom. He urges us to listen, to be taught, to avoid needless pain. “By means of your orders I behave with understanding. That is why I hate every false path” (Psalm 119:104, NWT). Here the psalmist didn’t say, I learned by crashing into sin again and again. He said, I learned because I listened to Jehovah’s orde

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Faith & Endurance

When Harm Becomes Healing

Sometimes harm feels permanent. A cruel word that echoes for years. A betrayal that steals peace. A loss that leaves the chest hollow and aching. What if—without erasing the pain—Jehovah could weave the very threads of harm into something good? Joseph saw that happen. “Although you meant to harm me,” he told his brothers, “God intended it to turn out well and to preserve many people alive, as he is doing today.” (Genesis 50:20) And yet—before the ending was

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August 12

Prayer and Trust

“You Can Pray Again” — a Scriptural Consideration —

Whom can we turn to when our thoughts grow loud and our strength grows thin? We know the answer. We’ve known it since we were young. Still, some days it’s harder to remember. Jehovah invites us — no, He welcomes us — to speak to Him. Not once. Not twice. But constantly. “Pray constantly,”the Bible urges us (1 Thessalonians 5:17, NWT). As often as the heart aches, as often as the day clouds, as often as the path feels unclear — pray. What if Jehovah were counti

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August 1

Courage in Trials

He Strengthens Those Who Stand With Him — a Scriptural Consideration —

There are moments when fear slips in like a shadow at dusk — uninvited, quiet, cold. A doctor’s tone turns cautious. A supervisor’s mood shifts. A neighbor makes an accusation. You try to stay calm, but your stomach tightens and your chest feels hollow. You ask yourself, What did I do wrong? Why is this happening? The answers don’t come. But one thing rises: panic. What if that fear isn’t something to shrink from… but a stage set for boldness? What if the real question is

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July 31

Ministry Motivation

What Love Brings to the Table — a Scriptural Consideration —

Some meals sit heavy in the stomach. Not because of the food, but because of the atmosphere. You’ve tasted that before, haven’t you? A quiet table. Tension in the air. A feast prepared with effort, maybe even extravagance — yet every bite feels dry in the mouth. Now picture a humble plate of vegetables. Nothing fancy. No garnish. But across the table, there’s laughter. A gentle tone. A warm glance. That meal? It nourishes the heart. Scripture captures that contrast with s

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July 27

Comfort in Distress

The Strength to Carry On — a Scriptural Consideration —

There may be times when you’ve poured out loving devotion for others, and yet your strength begins to fade. What if no one noticed? What if no one spoke a word of appreciation? Could it be that Jehovah often sees when loyal service becomes exhausting? Might He reach out through someone else—not always dramatically, but gently, when it’s needed most? Could that be what happened when He moved Boaz to speak encouraging words to Ruth, reminding her that her kindness had not gone unoticed

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July 25

Our Relationship With Jehovah

known by god What if… someone powerful knew your name? — a Scriptural Consideration —

Not just someone famous. Someone . . . whose voice created galaxies. (Psalm 33:6) Someone . . . who paints sunsets across continents. (Psalm 113:3) Someone . . . who carved ocean trenches deeper than mountains are tall. (Psalm 95:4) Someone . . . who formed the octopus with three hearts . . . and the hummingbird with none to spare. (Psalm 104:24) Someone . . . whose whisper can still your fear. (Psalm 94:19; Isaiah 30:21) Wh

dljbsp in Our Relationship With Jehovah

July 25

Endurance, Prayer, and Jehovah’s Guidance

Pray for Our Elders — a Scriptural Consideration —

They are not just names read from the platform. They are men with aging parents. With aching joints. With silent tears prayed out in the car after a shepherding call. They carry within them the congregation’s burdens — but not always the congregation’s understanding. And they need our prayers. The Governing Body bears an extraordinary weight — not just of teaching, but of protecting, adjusting, responding. Global crises, legal pressures, spiritual dangers — al

dljbsp in Endurance, Prayer, and Jehovah’s Guidance

July 24

Teaching and Parenting

free will “Choose Life… by Loving Jehovah” — a Scriptural Consideration —

Jehovah will never force your hand. He speaks not with fear, but with a Father’s plea. Not with commands shouted from a distance, but with the nearness of one who walks beside you and whispers: Please choose life… for your sake. “What is Jehovah your God asking of you?” Moses asked the people — and then answered it himself. “Only this: to fear Jehovah your God, to walk in all his ways, to love him, to serve Jehovah your God with all your heart and all your soul, to keep t

dljbsp in Teaching and Parenting

July 19

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