bigvince

Guys, after so many issues over the last year or so, I am finally getting to where I have a good amount of money left over each month. Where should I start?

Brother Tim, I write the Wednesday scriptural thought each week and share it with a select group of friends worldwide. When I read your post, I thought of this one from a few weeks back. For reference, the congregation of brothers and sisters is my family, and I call them that. I hope you find it helpful: Good morning family!!! I hope you're enduring with joy as this system takes its last breaths. Have you ever felt unnoticed, unloved, or wondered if what you’re doing really matters? In Haggai 2:7, Jehovah says the precious things of all the nations will come in. This reminds us that to Jehovah, each of his servants is like a treasured jewel, so valued that he lovingly calls them his “precious things.” Think about that for a moment. Jehovah, who created the entire universe, considers you precious. He knows the trials you face and the sacrifices you make to keep serving Him. Your prayers, your acts of kindness, and your efforts to stay spiritually strong—even on hard days—are deeply valued by him. Just as a jeweler takes time and care to polish each stone, Jehovah sees the potential in each of us and cherishes who we are becoming under his guidance. When life tries to convince you that your work goes unseen or unappreciated, remember this promise. You’re not just one of millions, Jehovah has selected you personally to be part of his people, and he delights in you. Every time you show love, uphold your faith, or keep your integrity, it’s like you’re shining a little brighter in his eyes. Family, please don’t let anything shake your confidence in your value. Jehovah doesn’t just tolerate you; he treasures you. Stay close to Him, and he’ll help you see yourself the way He sees you: cherished, chosen, and deeply loved. I love you and hope you all have a wonderful day!!! ❤️🤗🦋🥰🌸🐨

We seem to have a solution of sorts. If the zoom host changes audio output to stereo instead of mono, it works. So when I get to the hall tomorrow, I’m going to change the audio output on the hall computer to stereo instead of mono and see if that works.

It’s a Dell Inspiron 15 business laptop

John, I checked the share audio, and I'd shared another video just before which worked fine, it's only the music videos for meetings. @MyewI'll check that out. Thanks.

Thanks for the input guys. @AH173 Yes, we tried that. @Witness1970 I'll check that out. @dljbsp That was already checked.

He has a strong internet connection.

The strangest thing is happening on my dad's new Dell laptop running Windows 11. When he's in the Zoom meeting, all the videos play fine, everything works well. But when a song is played, like to sing the opening or closing song, the audio starts getting very choppy and comes in and out. It is only on the songs, I even tried it when I hosted my own meeting from my home. I tried changing a few settings and Zoom and installing a new codec in case that was the issue, but it's still happening for some reason. Does anyone know why? More importantly, how do I fix it? I thought maybe it was because the branch was using a different codec for audio in the regular videos but that doesn't appear to be the case. Please help. This is a 911 situation, call the angels and everybody. lol

I pray all day mostly, driving (with eyes open), eating, working, etc. I never have a specific position unless I'm at the speaker stand, then I'm standing. Is it more acceptable or easier for Jah to hear if I stand, sit, or whatever? Nope.

For me, the answer is yes. Not only has it encouraged and helped me in my studies, but I've also made good friends worldwide, and feel like I finally have brothers and sisters.

True, the earthly part has made mistakes, the light gets brighter.

Thanks, Sebastian. My concern is all my notes and publications. Backup skips those important items. When I did this on my iPhone, I lost everything but tags and notes attached to them, still haven't found Vine's expository dictionary and other tools I used for research.

I'm trying to avoid the downloading and such. I also lost all the highlighting and notes in my bible. The second app is paid, and I'd rather not pay for it again.

When I try to log into that old account, the password is wrong. If I try to recover the password, the email and phone number associated with it have been changed.

@ChrisC everything else updates fine except 1 other app that’s tied to that account. I’m the only person who’s owned my phone. But I believe my info was leaked and someone hijacked my old account.