Tuesday, April 11 Have no fear; you are worth more than many sparrows.​—Matt. 10:31.

[Poly Ester]

Tuesday, April 11

Have no fear; you are worth more than many sparrows.—Matt. 10:31.

 

Help your Bible student to trust in Jehovah. Jesus assured his disciples that Jehovah would help them because He loved them. (Matt. 10:19, 20, 29, 30) Remind your student that Jehovah will help him too. You can help him to rely on Jehovah by praying with him about his goals. “My teacher often mentioned my goals in his prayers,” says Franciszek, who lives in Poland. “When I saw how Jehovah answered my teacher’s prayers, I quickly started to pray. I felt Jehovah’s help when I needed to have days off from my new job to attend the meetings and the convention.” Jehovah cares deeply about our Bible students. He appreciates how hard Christian teachers work to help people draw closer to him, and he loves them for it. (Isa. 52:7) If you are not currently conducting a Bible study, you can still help Bible students to progress toward baptism by accompanying other publishers on their studies. w21.06 7 ¶17-18

[Wayne]

Trust Watch and See, our prayers for others, as He answers. Look over them and feel Jehovah's love in action. Isaiah 52:7. Pray pray pray!
 

Edited April 11, 2023 by Wayne

[Frances Bennett]

9 hours ago, Anniebea said:

When I saw how Jehovah answered my teacher’s prayers, I quickly started to pray

 

This reminded me of my lovely sister, she struggles with depression as she has a chronic illness and so often gets very low, so a few years ago she started a journal. In it she has a section where she writes down every time she sees Jehovah clearly answer a prayer for her or someone she has prayed for. That way whenever she doubts that she is 'worth more than many sparrows' she can sit and read all the times Jehovah has seen her and shown her his love personally, and it encourages her to persevere in praying to him - because goodness knows when your low thats a hard thing to do x

[Wayne]

4 hours ago, Frances Bennett said:

a few years ago she started a journal. 

A great way to look back 💞 and then to look forward. Thanks!

[Mamee]

We need to remember that each student has different challenges and we need to focus on how we can help them. First and foremost we can pray to Jehovah, we must also be patient and consistent.