Sunday, May 24 We are God’s fellow workers.​—1 Cor. 3:9.

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Sunday, May 24

We are God’s fellow workers.—1 Cor. 3:9.

 

God’s fellow workers are noted for practicing hospitality. In the Christian Greek Scriptures, the term translated “hospitality” means “kindness to strangers.” (Heb. 13:2; ftn.) God’s Word recounts events that teach us to show such love. (Gen. 18:1-5) We can and should seize opportunities to help others regularly, whether they are “related to us in the faith” or not. (Gal. 6:10) Can you work with God by showing hospitality to visiting full-time servants? (3 John 5, 8) Such occasions often provide an opportunity for “an interchange of encouragement.” (Rom. 1:11, 12) God’s Word encourages men in the congregation to work with Jehovah by reaching out for privileges of service and oversight. (1 Tim. 3:1, 8, 9; 1 Pet. 5:2, 3) Those who do so want to assist others in both practical and spiritual matters. (Acts 6:1-4) And those who care for necessary congregation duties will tell you that it is most enjoyable to assist others. w18.08 24 ¶6-7; 25 ¶10

[Friends just call me Ross]

I jokingly asked one of our elders today, "How can we provide hospitality to the CO and his wife,

when they come to Zoom visit us in a couple a' weeks?"

 

He jokingly replied, "We hold up pictures of food."

 

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Our elder suggested that we do Uber Eats for them (and do the same) and share the moment (both us and them) through Zoom: That proved a rather difficult endeavour as UBer eats does not operate where the CO and his wife reside: we settled for a session where they ended up sharing their experience with us: It turned out great..and faith-strengthening.

[Vido]

We want to be workers with Jehovah; by

• Extending hospitality
• By reaching out for theocratic privileges;

Thought provoking: