Blanchie DeGrate

Thank you my brother, I agree, yes ! 

Soon  we  will  know  it,  YES !!

Yes,  on and off I feel like Paul was feeling too...  I am sure, many of us are feeling like Paul on and off - bec. we are all so imperfect  :-(   

( Serve God Loyally Despite “Many Tribulations”)
I see in my body another law warring against the law of my mind and leading me captive to sin’s law that is in my body. Miserable man that I am!—Rom. 7:23, 24.
http://wol.jw.org/en/wol/dt/r1/lp-e/2016/10/11
Satan would like to destroy your relationship with Jehovah, whether with frontal attacks of persecution or by slowly nibbling away at your faith through subtle attacks. One of the most effective subtle tactics Satan uses is discouragement. The apostle Paul admitted to feeling discouraged at times. Now, why would Paul—a spiritual “giant” who likely was a member of the first-century governing body—call himself a “miserable man”? Paul said that he felt this way because of his imperfections. He really wanted to do what was right, but he felt another force working against him. If you on occasion struggle with such feelings, do you not find it comforting to know that even the apostle Paul faced a similar challenge? w14 9/15 2:12

I  want  such  a  cat ❤

2  little  brothers  and  friends,  in  the  pause  -  enjoying  the  Convention  in  SUDÁFRICA ❤
 

First-class  painting  artists  between  our  Brothers  in  Bethel...
Here  a  family  in  PARADISE ❤   wonderful  made...
Just  as  the  beautiful  pictures  in  all  our  literature ;-)

Today 37 were baptized, Regional Convention of Cebu, Philippines. Welcome the new brothers and sisters,      

Renounce unrighteousness.—2 Tim. 2:19.
http://wol.jw.org/en/wol/dt/r1/lp-e/2016/10/10
God’s Word gives specific advice concerning the types of unrighteousness that Christians must renounce or reject. For instance, in the immediate context of 2 Timothy 2:19, we find that Paul tells Timothy “not to fight about words” and to “reject empty speeches.” (2 Tim. 2:14, 16, 23) Some members of the congregation were promoting apostate teachings. Today, Jehovah’s people are not often confronted with apostasy within the congregation. Still, when exposed to unscriptural teachings, regardless of the source, we must decisively reject them. It would be unwise to engage in debates with apostates, whether in person, by responding to their blogs, or by any other form of communication. Even when the intention is to help the individual, such conversation would be contrary to the Scriptural direction we are given. Rather, as Jehovah’s people, we completely avoid, yes reject, apostasy. w14 7/15 2:9, 10

I really appreciate the time you spend remembering our loved ones who have passed with a simple note. These obituaries and a nice way to show to relatively very few people that their lives were significant and their passing was noted.
I like to see older ones with few family left mentioned. A comfort to the other lonely older ones that people do "see" and count them within the spinning globe.

Jehovah said in the Bible, that we get more and more catastrophes to our end- time... so bad, we never had before. We can't stop it. Maybe, it will come around the world. We don't know what will come as next, but it will come, I see that daily in TV :-(  I believe, every country around the earth has any  problems, more or less. We can only wait, what will come next.  A very bad time, yes. 

Jehovah  -  His  wonderful  creation  honors  his  name...
ENJOY  THAT  VIDEO ❤

Thank you Sis!  ❤️?❤️?❤️ ;0) ?

2005 maybe the brown one, the current song book we got little later. The publishing year you see on site 2 or 3...  I use always my tablet for singing etc. bec. there I have also our new songs ;o)    I don't remember the pink one, sorry.

I was baptized in 2005 but I can't remember the song book that I was using. It could be the same one that I am using today. ( I do own the pink one and the brown one).  ;0) ❤️?❤️

Let your words always be gracious.—Col. 4:6.
http://wol.jw.org/en/wol/dt/r1/lp-e/2016/10/7
In our ministry, we usually speak to individuals. Each person has his or her unique background and problems. (2 Chron. 6:29) When trying to share the good news with someone, ask yourself: ‘If our roles were reversed, how would I want this person to view me? Would I be pleased if he viewed me only as a nondescript resident of the neighborhood? Or would I prefer that he get to know me as a person?’ Considering such questions can remind us to treat each householder as an individual. No one likes to be labeled “a negative person.” Being imperfect, however, we sometimes say things that we later regret. (Jas. 3:2) If we were to speak unkindly to someone—perhaps because we were having a bad day—we would not want to be labeled “rude” or “inconsiderate.” We would hope that the other person would be understanding. Should we not show others the same consideration? w14 5/15 2:5, 6

;0) ?????❤️?❤️?❤️??????

Yes, SO often PATIENCE...  good to learn for many things !  I wish you a nice day from Germany????????☀️?  FOR ALL OTHERS TOO? And for all in USA a Good night??

Yes, lets follow Jesus and all our loyal ones❤️ Hope, we see us too in the NW, and many other loyal brothers & sisters.... Gnite from Germany, til tmw. ;o)

My favourite too

"Seek the Kingdom, Not Things"     ( 7 Good  points...)
http://wol.jw.org/en/wol/d/r1/lp-e/2016526

Yes, thats true...  We all need many reminders,  I am glad for that !

Jehovah, please  rescue  us ❤
Why should you be afraid of a mortal man who will die and of a son of man who will wither like green grass?—Isa. 51:12.
http://wol.jw.org/en/wol/dt/r1/lp-e/2016/10/6
Faith in Jehovah will help you to conquer your fears. If powerful officials try to restrict your freedom to worship God, it may seem that your life, welfare, and future are in human hands. You might even wonder if it is wise to continue serving Jehovah and angering the authorities. Remember: The antidote to fear of man is faith in God. (Prov. 29:25) Focus your attention on your almighty Father. He sees, empathizes with, and acts in behalf of those who suffer under unjust rulers. (Ex. 3:7-10) Even if you must defend your faith before powerful officials, “do not become anxious about how or what you are to speak, for what you are to speak will be given you in that hour.” (Matt. 10:18-20) Human rulers and government officials are no match for Jehovah. By strengthening your faith now, you can come to see Jehovah as a real Person who is eager to help you. w14 4/15 2:8, 9