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I have been going through some situations lately, and honestly, it really discouraged me. I became less active in attending meetings and doing some of the things I normally do. I was feeling very down.
 
But something happened that really helped me regain my strength.
 
I started seeing videos on TikTok about the recent earthquakes, floods, and other natural disasters happening in different parts of Asia and other places. Seeing all those things reminded me of the words of Jesus about earthquakes, famines, pestilences, and other events that would happen during the conclusion of this system of things. He also reminded us not to panic or become frightened when we see these things happening.
 
That really made me stop and think.
 
I began meditating more on Jehovah's prophecies and the things we have been taught through his organization. I realized again how grateful I am to be among Jehovah's people, because we have been taught to understand what these events mean. Many people see these things happening but may not understand their significance.
 
For me, seeing all those events was a reminder that Jehovah's promises are real and that we are living in the time the Bible warned us about.
 
And somehow, I felt my strength coming back.
 
My faith came back. I started attending meetings again and became more active in my worship of Jehovah. I realized that even when I feel weak or discouraged, Jehovah has not forgotten me.
 
I am truly grateful for the love, care, and patience Jehovah has continued to show me. I am also grateful for the reminders he has placed in my heart at a time when I really needed them.
 
I just wanted to share this because sometimes we need a little reminder to look up, strengthen our faith, and remember why we trust in Jehovah in the first place. ❤️

September to October 2026 is gonna be a busy months for me. Very busy. Lots of deadlines. 
 
Whatever you guys are seeing online just keep it to yourself until later, then we all can talk about it once it’s officially out. Gotta work on them rn. 

I am deactivating my account due to seeing videos posted on here that are, without question, apostate in origin.
 
We do not need websites like this. 
 
Go to your congregations and jw.org

¡Saludos desde Puerto Rico, mis hermanos!
Greetings from Puerto Rico, dear brothers!

The Good News According to Jesus has some far had over 4000 people in front of the camera  so far and more are required. 
From  Australia Branch representative at our convention.

Song 27 is my fav.  Love it!  So climactic!  

We may be quick to say that folkloric characters such as Zeus, Baal or Isis do not exist.
But it's interesting that the Bible identifies them as demons, which do exist.
 
For example, Psalm 106:37 and Deuteronomy 32:17 speak of the apostate Israelites sacrificing their children to the demons.
The Hebrew word used here is לַשֵּֽׁדִים (lashedim). It originally refers to the shedu, the protective deities of the Akkadians.
In the New Testament, the writers used the word δαιμόνια (daimonia). But where did they get this word? It was used by the Greeks for lesser divinities, intermediaties between mankind and the gods.
 
Clearly, for the worshippers of Jehovah, idols were not merely inanimate objects. They may have been ascribed imaginary backstories, but there really was a real spiritual presence that influenced the daily lives of these heathens. And this influence was not benign contrary to what they believed, but harmful.
So demons are the ones who throughout all history and all cultures been identified as immaterial beings. They have been revered and given mythological origins, or they have been feared and mistaken for the ghosts of the deseased. Demons enjoy deceiving and torturing mankind.
 
But the Holy Bible contains passages about seeking refuge in God when facing evil:
James 4:7 — “Oppose the Devil, and he will flee from you.”

This week, I'm the chairman and I'm announcing my daughter being aux pio for the first time  so proud

gave my 2nd pt on prayer. it went very well. im happy it was encouraging.