Friday, July 14 As iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens his friend.​—Prov. 27:17.

[Poly Ester]

Friday, July 14

As iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens his friend.—Prov. 27:17.

 

To accomplish our ministry, we can benefit from the assistance of others. The apostle Paul shared his preaching and teaching methods with Timothy, and he encouraged Timothy to use those methods to help others. (1 Cor. 4:17) Like Timothy, we can benefit from experienced ones in our congregation. Also, we should pray to Jehovah for help. Look to Jehovah for guidance every time you share in the ministry. Without the help of his powerful holy spirit, none of us would be able to accomplish anything. (Ps. 127:1; Luke 11:13) When you ask for Jehovah’s help in prayer, be specific. For example, ask him to direct you to anyone who may be rightly disposed and ready to listen. We should also make time for personal study. God’s Word says: “Prove to yourselves the good and acceptable and perfect will of God.” (Rom. 12:2) The more convinced we are that we know the truth about God, the greater will be our conviction when we talk to others in the ministry. w21.05 18 ¶14-16

[Wayne]

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We share what we know and know what we share [the knowledge we have gained from reading, studying, and meditating on God’s Word of truth]. Helping our friends. Befriending our neighbors.