June 2016 Broadcast

[Dages]

It's Bro Shaffer (sorry for the orthograph).

 

The story of the sister from Cambodge... so beautiful experience.

[mserskine]

31 minutes ago, TRUTH04 said:

This link does not work for me. it does not display the various downloading options which always appear below.

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They are on the bottom right hand corner

 

https://www.jw.org/download/?fileformat=MP4&output=html&pub=jwb&issue=201606

 

Edited June 6, 2016 by mserskine

[richietj77]

My face after the “Viewpoints on the Origin of Life” section

 

I love all the program, though. But I always struggle with science. But love the part when Br. Schafer says that people that believe in evolution are affected too by the world conditions and problems, and that may be a way to reach them. 

[Tortuga]

I really liked the explanation of Exodus 34:24.

[Friends just call me Ross]

The next time I am about to embark on a pity party for me, I will call to mind our dear Sister who survived the killing fields,

and I will immediately count my blessings, instead of my woes.

Now, I'm off to read Brother Park's life story in the 2008 Awake!

 

But, I'm not going to RUN.

[Daniela]

I'm not here. I'm watching the June JWB! 

[AH173]

Oh,  by the way, DON'T RUN TOO FAST. Take your time. Lol 

[mserskine]

Now available on JW Broadcasting 

 

https://tv.jw.org/#en/video/VODStudio/pub-jwb_201606_1_VIDEO

[On the huh]

When you are raised in the truth, you don't always appreciate the effect of hearing the name Jehovah for the first time.  And the brother never gave up on contacting her again.  Good lesson for us.  Sad and then happy, and lovely experience.

[Tortuga]

It's interesting that the inactive brother found the magazine on the bus stop bench, I recall that we were told not to leave magazines at empty bus stops so I assume it was placed with someone and they left it behind.... 

[Sheep]

5 hours ago, AH173 said:

Oh,  by the way, DON'T RUN TOO FAST. Take your time. Lol 

 

That sounds like a good title for a song... almost. It's actually called Don’t Run Fast, and I have now included it in my small collection of original songs in mp3 format.

 

(Any songs you can't find there are on JW Broadcasting when you click the Audio button.)

[Friends just call me Ross]

2 hours ago, Sheep said:

 

That sounds like a good title for a song... almost. It's actually called Don’t Run Fast, and I have now included it in my small collection of original songs in mp3 format.

 

(Any songs you can't find there are on JW Broadcasting when you click the Audio button.)

Thank you!  Thank you!  Thank you!

[Omoyeme]

As always I enjoyed each monthly program but the experience of Sister Sotan(sp?) from Cambodia touched my heart.  I liked it when she felt very happy hearing Jehovah's name for the first time and that she "superglued it to her heart!"    Also, Brother Schaffer quoted one of my favorite scriptures: 

 

[Allabord4Jah]

Each program is superb!  This one (like all of you) touched me, our Sister from Cambodia.  I remember the massacre that happened in that country 40 years ago from hearing about on the news.  Then years later I think Hollywood made a movie "The Killing Fields" (had to interest in watching this) but heard so much about it and the pictures that were in the book.  (which I did not read either).  The entire JW Broadcast program was just wonderful!!!

[Bob]

5 hours ago, Tortuga said:

It's interesting that the inactive brother found the magazine on the bus stop bench, I recall that we were told not to leave magazines at empty bus stops so I assume it was placed with someone and they left it behind.... 

Every time I see experiences like that, I am reminded of how I left when I was 18 (though was never baptized), but I considered myself a JW still. I too was looking for happiness elsewhere but was unable to find it, and I knew where I had to go in order to reclaim it.

 

We've had several of these experiences of inactive ones or those who left and came back (my favorite was that of brother Tillet on the Feb Broadcast). They are helping inactive ones and others to know that its still time to come back, and that it can be done no matter how long you have been gone.

[Allabord4Jah]

1 hour ago, Bob said:

Every time I see experiences like that, I am reminded of how I left when I was 18 (though was never baptized), but I considered myself a JW still. I too was looking for happiness elsewhere but was unable to find it, and I knew where I had to go in order to reclaim it.

 

We've had several of these experiences of inactive ones or those who left and came back (my favorite was that of brother Tillet on the Feb Broadcast). They are helping inactive ones and others to know that its still time to come back, and that it can be done no matter how long you have been gone.

Even in our upcoming convention, again there Jehovah is reaching out for those inactive ones to come back to Jehovah.  Jehovah will never stop searching for his sheep, even some who have lost their way due to whatever circumstance came up in their life. 

[Alexa]

who sing the music video? I am probably thinkinh new member or from other branch...am I right? 

 

[hatcheckgirl]

That dramatisation of the young brother realising he was missing something - ie, Jehovah in his life - was so encouraging.  It is hard when your children leave Jehovah.  These lovely re-enactments are based on true stories, so it is very encouraging.  We need to keep positive that Jehovah has it all in hand, and is reaching out to all these lost sheep.

 

Also, wasn't that brother from India with the sign language territory a really great example?  Just letting himself be used by Jehovah, and look at his thrilling blessings!

[Omoyeme]

Yes, that Indian brother's experience was indeed faith strengthening.  What really impressed me most was the amount of commute time he took to get to Point A to Point B to reach honest-hearted ones...and he never complained. He helped me to appreciate moreso the virtue of patience. 

[AH173]

23 hours ago, Sheep said:

 

That sounds like a good title for a song... almost. It's actually called Don’t Run Fast, and I have now included it in my small collection of original songs in mp3 format.

 

(Any songs you can't find there are on JW Broadcasting when you click the Audio button.)

It's OK. I wasn't quoting the exact title of the song. Just using a humorous phrasing of it. All good. 

[Daniela]

Very nice experiences. And I liked the way the brother offered the tract. I'll use it.

Very nice ideas for encouraging the Bible students to attend the meetings.  (Ps. 26:12) The main reason... to praise Jehovah. He deserves that!

[jhocabs]

23 minutes ago, Daniela said:

Very nice experiences. And I liked the way the brother offered the tract. I'll use it.

Very nice ideas for encouraging the Bible students to attend the meetings.  (Ps. 26:12) The main reason... to praise Jehovah. He deserves that!

 

I'm going to watch it! Thanks

[Bob]

16 hours ago, Omo_Yeme said:

Yes, that Indian brother's experience was indeed faith strengthening.  What really impressed me most was the amount of commute time he took to get to Point A to Point B to reach honest-hearted ones...and he never complained. He helped me to appreciate moreso the virtue of patience. 

I cannot imagine just how much reliance on Jehovah one would need to make that big a sacrifice. He's basically trusting Jehovah to take care of his material needs, as he said. I only wish I had that sort of faith. Definitely a goal to work toward -- building faith to that degree.

[Sheep]

On 6/6/2016 at 8:50 PM, Omo_Yeme said:

As always I enjoyed each monthly program but the experience of Sister Sotan(sp?) from Cambodia touched my heart.  I liked it when she felt very happy hearing Jehovah's name for the first time and that she "superglued it to her heart!" . . .

 

You're so right, Sandra. I was so touched by that, that... um... er... I... Well, let's put it this way: I'm glad no one else was nearby.

[Tortuga]

Did anyone see a barbecue in this months broadcast???