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JW Broadcasting – May 2026
Luigi62 replied to Maurício Bacchi's topic in Encouragement for the Worldwide Brotherhood
I love watching the MV in sign language. Highly Recommend!!! Not just this month's song, but all past Songs. -
The Narrow Road - Isa 2:4 and today's text 1 Pet 3:15 on 2026.05.05 (Aus) We drive down lanes to doors unknown, to share a hope: "learn war no more" where swords are hammered down to stone and nations find peace evermore. On Jessie's porch, the child smiles wide, his welcome warm, and great to see, wants us to stay, his mum kind-eyed, their labrador leaps up in glee. Relief to find a hearing ear who longs for kindness to abound, for right next door, a harsh frontier: a steep driveway, no person found. Though we had knocked, no one appeared, so we wove back through hanging fruit, past mangoes ripe no one had cleared— but then she roars, and I stand mute. She storms the road and spouts her hate, "Did you knock there?!" I'm trapped in fear; my mind goes blank, I can't think straight, what place she's from is not real clear. Her driveway hidden, masked by gums, I share my care, to toxic air. A scolding teacher, faulty sums; I'm back in class, to speak, don't dare. Yet Christ had said it long ago: They hated me, they'll hate you too. Some soil is stone, from thorns we go, shake off the dust; there's work to do. While angels watch to note who hears, young Ollie's smile, past neighbour's roar, sweet Jessie's joy stills trailing fears... a privilege worth coming for.
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According to Hansen and NASA data, It’s looking like 2026 has a very big chance at toppling 2024 as hottest year based on comparison of 2026 current temperature trend with 2023 recorded data, the 2026 SST shows that it is consistently warmer by 0.13°C than 2023, that gap should be maintained throughout the year if not higher. The temperature change over land exceeds that over ocean by a factor of 2, land covers 30% of the globe, when you include that with the ocean gap of 0.13°C it implies a global warming of 0.17°C greater than 2023 according to GISS analysis. 2024 was greater than 2023 by 0.11°C, so that still makes 2026 greater than 2024 by 0.06°C. 2027 will be record breaking by large margins no matter what happens in 2026. Based on that data mentioned above, we should start seeing that red line crossing above 2024 soon if it is to overtake 2024 as hottest for the year.
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Beaugeste replied to Nelly Kim's topic in Forum Games
Klingdom is not well known outside the United States, or so I believe. -
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Beaugeste replied to Nelly Kim's topic in Forum Games
Kingdom is not well known outside of the US, or so I believe. -
I don't get the self assigning or the this territory is for this group or family. Our 6 FSGOs and their assistants as well as all the pioneers plus those supporting midweek meetings for Field Service have an understanding and the permission to work in any territory which has blue and orange colored addresses. After all this has a live update of what is being worked. We do campaign and select territories that have not been previously worked during a campaign plus have not been worked recently. The KEY to this is a reliable, dependable and available territory servant who is having his fingers on the pulse of all the territories. Monitoring what FSG needs nearby territory then approaches the FSGO and asks if he needs new territory. He monitors the progress of the territories and if he can determine this one will be overdue, approaches the SO with his findings and a special weekend ministry day by the congregation is arranged to complete overdue territories. This territory module is the most valuable in my opinion as it helps working the territories more thorough, efficient and the results are happy publishers and as they change the status of an address they feel good because they are living up to their dedication vow.
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Agape-Apps: Building Baruch Together
Brandon replied to Jonathan1's topic in Computers, Tablets, Mobile Devices, & Apps
@Jonathan1 I have a cellular Apple Watch and never carry a phone anymore, so I’d love that! -
JW Broadcasting – May 2026
jwhess replied to Maurício Bacchi's topic in Encouragement for the Worldwide Brotherhood
It fits with the explanation that (according to Revelation) we are serving God "in the Temple" according to Br. Losch's discussion in the Annual Meeting. -
The typical answer is generally : As Time only exists if change occurs > since God is supposedly changeless without the world, there are no prior moments of time in which He could have acted earlier. It's not perfect but still, the question assumes that Time before creation had a definite length or "metric," but this is a metaphysical mistake. Prior to the act of creation, God exists in "unmetricated" or "metaphysical" time. Without physical objects, stars, or uniform laws of nature to function as a clock, there is no fact of the matter as to "how long" God existed before He created. And because there is no measurement of duration in that precreation moment, the question of why He didn't create "sooner" (even 5 minutes) is technically unintelligible. If you get a bit deeper on this, given the Swinburne Causal Principle (efficient causes must be temporally prior to their effects), then Jehovah actually could not have created the universe any sooner than He did : At the single precreation moment, any effect God causally brings about must occur at a subsequent moment, so once He exercised His power to create, He brought about that second moment of time, which was the earliest possible moment for the universe to exist. To compare : Imagine you are in a room with no clocks, no sun, and nothing moving. You could sit there forever, and even though you are thinking thoughts one after another, you couldn't say if you’d been there for an hour or a billion years because there is nothing to measure time with. Jehovah was like that before He made the world. He decided to make the universe because He wanted to, and He just picked a "starting point." It wasn't "too late" or "too early" because He hadn't invented clocks yet.
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Eryk replied to Jonathan1's topic in Computers, Tablets, Mobile Devices, & Apps
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Maxwel replied to Keep Fighting's topic in JW.org Press Releases & JW's in the News
Let us hope that the brothers will soon receive the withheld government grants. It is quite a lot of money. -
JW Broadcasting – May 2026
Tronora replied to Maurício Bacchi's topic in Encouragement for the Worldwide Brotherhood
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Qapla replied to Nelly Kim's topic in Forum Games
Soliloquies of such a nature reaches their full meaning and flavor in their original language of Klingon -
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kejedo replied to Nelly Kim's topic in Forum Games
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Sometimes I don’t say anything. Not because I don’t care — but because I’m trying not to make it worse. Jesus didn’t rush to answer everything thrown at him. He trusted Jehovah saw it all — even the unfair stuff. That helps me hold my words back… or let them out softer. I’m learning it’s not just what I say — it’s how I say it. If I’m right but rough, I’m still wrong somewhere. I’m learning it’s not just what I say — it’s how I say it. If I’m right but rough, I’m still wrong somewhere. Because the truth doesn’t need me to dress it up with sharpness. If I use the truth like a tool to win, instead of a reason to help, then maybe I defended my point… but I didn’t really defend the hope. So I try to stay ready. Not with arguments… but with a reason. A real one. Something calm. Something respectful. Because the hope I’ve got — it’s not something to throw. It’s something to show.
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dljbsp replied to Nelly Kim's topic in Forum Games
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JW Broadcasting – May 2026
minister159 replied to Maurício Bacchi's topic in Encouragement for the Worldwide Brotherhood
I wonder if this is a clarification of our beliefs and how we view ourselves now, as "other sheep." Jehovah allows us to call him father and we're part of his family of worshippers, but only the anointed have righteousness credited or imputed to them and are adopted as sons of God. They even become, in a spiritual sense, a new creation before their resurrection. Our publications have taught that the other sheep, on the other hand, have a status similar to that of Abraham, so that while anointed Christians are declared righteous "for life," other sheep are declared righteous as friends of God." "See what sort of love the Father has given us, that we should be called children of God! And that is what we are. That is why the world does not know us, because it has not come to know him." --- 1John 3:1 "Now because you are sons, God has sent the spirit of his Son into our hearts, and it cries out: “Abba, Father!" --- Ga. 4:6 Abba: The word literally means “the father” or “O Father” and was an endearing form of address used by a son to a beloved father. Paul used it here and at Ga 4:6, both times in connection with Christians called to be spirit-begotten sons of God. Since they had now been adopted as God’s sons, they could address Jehovah with an expression that a slave could never use of his master unless he had received such an adoption. "and the scripture was fulfilled that says: “Abraham put faith in Jehovah, and it was counted to him as righteousness,” and he came to be called Jehovah’s friend." --- James 2:23 "For the creation* is waiting with eager expectation for the revealing of the sons of God. For the creation was subjected to futility, not by its own will, but through the one who subjected it, on the basis of hope that the creation itself will also be set free from enslavement to corruption and have the glorious freedom of the children of God." --- Romans 8:19-21 *creation: All earthly creation has suffered from the effects of mankind’s rebellion in Eden. However, in this context, “creation” apparently refers to the human family, since only humans can be waiting with eager expectation as they express hope of being set free from the effects of sin and death. (Ro 5:12; 8:19) -
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Nelly Kim replied to Nelly Kim's topic in Forum Games
Memory lane is indeed a tricky lane as it is always different strokes for different folks. -
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Qapla replied to Nelly Kim's topic in Forum Games
Nostalgic for one person is, for some, just a bad memory.
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Modern references to creative days:
*** w15 6/1 p. 5 How Science Affects Your Life ***
The Bible fixes no duration for the six creative “days.” Instead, it opens the door for modern scientists to study them and assign accurate time spans to them. We know that the creative “days” were much longer than 24-hour days.
*** g21 No. 3 p. 12 What the Bible Tells Us ***
So each of the six creative “days” during which God prepared the earth for life and created life on it could represent extremely long periods of time.
*** g 1/14 p. 12 Creation ***
WHAT THE BIBLE SAYS God created the universe, including the earth, in the indefinite past—“in the beginning,” as Genesis 1:1 says. Modern science agrees that the universe had a beginning. A recent scientific model suggests it to be almost 14 billion years old.
*** lc pp. 26 Science and the Genesis Account ***
A careful consideration of the Genesis account reveals that events starting during one “day” continued into one or more of the following “days.”
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My dear, dear brother. You may be physically alone. But you are not alone. Of course you have Jehovah and his invisible family, all there. Then, us in our pitiful state, are here too. Loving you, and praying for you and you dear Cate.· 0 replies
Praying for you both dear ones.
The best is yet to come, and, yes, just around the corner.
In the meantime, Jehovah will see to the two of you. This I know.
With much love, your sister, Bea
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Are allergies on the rise (more so than just "being the season" for them)? 🤔· 4 replies
My grandma of 81 years was complaining yesterday about having to deal with allergies, despite it never really being a thing for her before.
Even in my own circumstances, I find myself using my albuterol inhaler and nearly having asthma attacks, despite growing out of that many years ago. Now it's back... 😔
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My spiritual routine is… sorely lacking order…· 8 replies
My list of personal study projects only keeps growing, and it seems I cannot finish even one. I am absolutely terrible at study. My brain just doesn’t seem to “go off,” but at the same time, nothing ever gets accomplished 😵💫
Like now—I found a JW-friendly app (Personal Bible Trainer). I chose to read the Bible from scratch, both the Old and New Testament, and it gives a challenge, goal, or thought to focus on with the chapters (or part of a chapter) you’re reading. I also decided to highlight my Bible while I’m at it so I know for sure I read the chapters. Then I remembered I had started writing down the characters mentioned, so I don’t forget who was in the chapter, when, where, and in what order. And then there’s the daily text and weekly meeting study… it’s just all horror!
Just from this, you can probably see my mind is absolute chaos 🤯 My brain feels like a bag filled with water—but full of holes.
I’ve cut back on work due to my health slowly deteriorating. Now I’m only working 2 days a week instead of 4. I stopped going out in field service and have been asking others not to invite me because I keep having to cancel last minute due to my mystery illness/condition.
Now I really need ideas that might help plug these holes—so I can actually retain information and build a study routine that works for me. I can’t even remember how I was able to handle so many subjects back in my school days 😮💨
I know most brothers and sisters have families, strong spiritual routines, and goals that help them stay focused on spreading the good news of the Kingdom. Being in the truth by myself, I’m doing everything solo. And over the years—with moving to an actual home, changing congregations, and now my health failing at this age… anything I once had in mind spiritually (like learning a new language, LDC, or working on projects like Ramapo) is gone, and my zeal has almost fizzled out.
I had some shepherding calls after isolating myself for so long and not attending meetings for a few months. The elders reminded me that there are people who care about me, even when life gets in the way—and that isolation won’t help. And they’re right… it doesn’t.
The only thing that kept me going—then and even now—are Jesus’ words and Peter’s response after many stopped following him:
“So Jesus said to the Twelve: ‘You do not want to go also, do you?’ Simon Peter answered him: ‘Lord, whom shall we go away to? You have sayings of everlasting life. We have believed and have come to know that you are the Holy One of God.’” — John 6:67–69
Right now, I’m just trying to focus on getting my mind back into studying properly and maybe having a good comment at the meetings again.
Any advice you may have that could help—I would really appreciate it. Otherwise, please just keep me in your prayers. 🙏🏼
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