Wednesday, April 15 Love one another.​—John 15:12

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Wednesday, April 15

Love one another.—John 15:12.

 

Jehovah’s people love to help one another. (2 Cor. 8:4) However, at times, it takes courage to do so. For example, when a war breaks out, the local elders realize that their brothers and sisters need encouragement, support, and perhaps spiritual or physical provisions. Out of love for the sheep, the elders put their own safety at risk in order to provide what is needed. In such circumstances, it is important that we remain united. Cooperate with the direction from your local branch office. (Heb. 13:17) Elders should regularly review local arrangements for disaster preparedness as well as organizational direction on what to do when a disaster is imminent. (1 Cor. 14:33, 40) Be courageous but cautious. (Prov. 22:3) Use common sense. Do not take unnecessary risks. Rely on Jehovah. He can help you to assist your brothers safely. w24.07 4 ¶8; 5 ¶11

[Brad Smith]

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_🌿 Wednesday, April 15_

_“Love one another.” — John 15:12_

🔹 1. Your Love Makes a Difference
Every act of kindness you show has a real impact on others.

🔹 2. You Have the Strength to Help
With Jehovah’s support, you can be courageous when others need you.

🔹 3. You Are Part of a Loving Family
You are surrounded by people who care and are ready to support you too.

🔹 4. Jehovah Sees Your Efforts
Every sacrifice you make to help others is noticed and valued.

🔹 5. You Are Not Alone in Difficult Times
Your brothers, sisters, and Jehovah are always there for you.

🔹 6. Your Courage Can Encourage Others
Your example can strengthen the faith of those around you.

🔹 7. Jehovah Will Help You Be Wise
He will guide you to act with both courage and caution.

🔹 8. Love Brings Unity and Strength
When you show love, you help build peace and unity.

🔹 9. You Can Overcome Fear
With faith in Jehovah, you can act boldly even in hard situations.

🔹 10. Keep Showing Love
Your consistent love reflects Jehovah and brings joy to Him.

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Love, in Jehovah’s arrangement, isn’t measured when it’s convenient.
It shows itself when there’s risk — emotional, physical, even spiritual pressure.

And suddenly, the question isn’t “Do I love my brothers?”
It becomes — what am I willing to do because I love them?