Tuesday, March 22 I will never leave you, and I will never abandon you.​—Heb. 13:5.

[Áine]

Tuesday, March 22

I will never leave you, and I will never abandon you.—Heb. 13:5.

 

Do you know of brothers or sisters in your congregation who are suffering distress because they are ill or are facing other challenging circumstances? Or maybe they have lost a loved one in death. If we become aware of an individual in need, we can ask Jehovah to help us to say or do something kind and loving. Our words and actions may be just the encouragement that our brother or sister needs. (1 Pet. 4:10) We know that we can take courage because Jehovah is with us. He gives us help by means of Jesus and the angels. Also, if it is in harmony with his purpose, Jehovah can help us by means of people in authority. And as many of us have personally experienced, Jehovah uses his holy spirit to stir the hearts of his servants to come to the aid of their Christian brothers and sisters. Therefore, like the apostle Paul, we have good reason to say with confidence: “Jehovah is my helper; I will not be afraid. What can man do to me?”—Heb. 13:6. w20.11 17 ¶19-20

[Vinnie]

How does Jehovah care for us and never leave us? He uses each one of us to come to the aid of others. He teaches us to imitate him by telling us to care for one another.  Phil 2:4 - as you look out not only for your own interests, but also for the interests of others. Out of love we are moved to help one another to endure and cope with living in this system of things.   

[wallyahoo]

5 hours ago, Vinnie said:

How does Jehovah care for us and never leave us? He uses each one of us to come to the aid of others. He teaches us to imitate him by telling us to care for one another.  Phil 2:4 - as you look out not only for your own interests, but also for the interests of others. Out of love we are moved to help one another to endure and cope with living in this system of things.   

How true Vinnie,,the world has no idea what we have with our connection and relationships with Jehovah and one another 

[Tortuga]

19 hours ago, Anniebea said:

Do you know of brothers or sisters in your congregation who are suffering distress because they are ill or are facing other challenging circumstances? Or maybe they have lost a loved one in death. If we become aware of an individual in need, we can ask Jehovah to help us to say or do something kind and loving. Our words and actions may be just the encouragement that our brother or sister needs

...they may be worried about returning to the KH before the pandemic is over...

 

Our encouraging words can have a good effect on them.