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Thursday, June 11Do not become upset and turn to doing evil.—Ps. 37:8.When others misjudge us or mistreat us, we trust t...
11/06/2026

Thursday, June 11
Do not become upset and turn to doing evil.—Ps. 37:8.

When others misjudge us or mistreat us, we trust that Jehovah knows the truth. That confidence can help us to endure unfair treatment because we know that ultimately Jehovah will correct matters. By leaving things with Jehovah, we prevent anger or resentment from festering in our heart. Those emotions can cause us to overreact, can destroy our joy, and can damage our relationship with Jehovah. Of course, we will never be able to follow Jesus’ example perfectly. At times, we may do or say things that we later regret. (Jas. 3:2) And some injustices may leave us with emotional and physical scars that can be hard to bear. If that is true of you, be assured that Jehovah knows what you are going through. And Jesus, who also suffered unjustly, can sympathize with your feelings. (Heb. 4:15, 16) How happy we are that Jehovah gives us practical counsel that helps us to deal with injustice.

Wednesday, June 10Repent, therefore, and turn around so as to get your sins blotted out, so that seasons of refreshing m...
10/06/2026

Wednesday, June 10
Repent, therefore, and turn around so as to get your sins blotted out, so that seasons of refreshing may come from Jehovah himself.—Acts 3:19.

Jehovah does not simply cancel our debts, or sins; he blots them out. When a debt is canceled, we might imagine a large X being drawn across the account. However, the numbers beneath that X may still be legible. But to blot something out is different. To understand this word picture, we need to remember that in ancient times the ink used was a mixture that included carbon, gum, and water. A person could take a wet sponge and wipe the writing away. So when a debt was “blotted out,” it vanished completely. Traces of what was written before were not visible to the naked eye. The record became nonexistent. How it warms our heart to know that Jehovah not only cancels our sins but also blots them out completely!—Ps. 51:9.

09/06/2026

Despite losing so much and sitting among the ashes in deep sorrow, Job remained loyal to Jehovah. His endurance teaches us to keep our faith strong even during life's hardest trials.




🎬 COMING SOON 🎬A powerful story of faith, endurance, and hope."JOB: Faithful Through Trials"Witness the journey of a man...
09/06/2026

🎬 COMING SOON 🎬
A powerful story of faith, endurance, and hope.
"JOB: Faithful Through Trials"
Witness the journey of a man who lost everything but never lost his faith in Jehovah.
Coming Soon!

Tuesday, June 9In every respect you demonstrated yourselves to be pure in this matter.—2 Cor. 7:11.You may be troubled b...
09/06/2026

Tuesday, June 9
In every respect you demonstrated yourselves to be pure in this matter.—2 Cor. 7:11.

You may be troubled by some of your past actions that have hurt others. What can help? Do what you can to repair the damage, including offering a sincere apology. Ask Jehovah to come to the aid of those affected by your actions. He can help you and those you have hurt to endure and to regain peace. Learn from past mistakes, and be willing to let Jehovah use you in whatever way he chooses. Note the example of the prophet Jonah. Instead of traveling to Nineveh as God had commanded, Jonah fled in the opposite direction. Jehovah disciplined Jonah, and he learned from his mistake. (Jonah 1:1-4, 15-17; 2:7-10) Jehovah did not give up on Jonah. God gave him another opportunity to go to Nineveh, and this time Jonah promptly obeyed. He did not let regret over his past mistake prevent him from accepting this assignment from Jehovah.—Jonah 3:1-3.

Monday, June 8Wisdom is with the modest ones.—Prov. 11:2.As you read the Bible, instead of trying to apply everything yo...
08/06/2026

Monday, June 8
Wisdom is with the modest ones.—Prov. 11:2.

As you read the Bible, instead of trying to apply everything you read all at once, set a modest number of goals. You might try this approach: Keep a list of the things you need to work on, and then select one or two of these to work on first, leaving the other items to be pursued in time. Where should you start? You may decide to start with a goal that is easier for you to reach. Or you might choose to work on an area that you feel needs the most improvement. Once you have identified your goal, do research in our publications. Pray about your goal, asking Jehovah for “both the desire and the power to act.” (Phil. 2:13) Then put into practice what you have learned. Having made progress on your first goal, you will likely feel more motivated to work on another one. In fact, when you improve in one aspect of Christian living or on one Christian quality, you will probably find it easier to do so in other areas.

Peter was not perfect. He once denied Jesus out of fear, but he sincerely repented and remained faithful to Jehovah. Thr...
07/06/2026

Peter was not perfect. He once denied Jesus out of fear, but he sincerely repented and remained faithful to Jehovah. Through holy spirit, Peter became a courageous disciple who boldly preached the good news and strengthened fellow believers. His life shows that Jehovah can forgive mistakes and use imperfect people to accomplish His purpose. Peter’s example reminds us to stay loyal, trust in Jehovah, and endure faithfully to the end.
Bible Verse (NWT):
"But the one who has endured to the end is the one who will be saved." — Matthew 24:13
JW.ORG Message:
No matter what mistakes you have made, Jehovah can help you become strong in faith. Keep serving Him faithfully, and never give up. 🙏✨

Sunday, June 7Serve Jehovah with rejoicing.—Ps. 100:2.As Jehovah’s people, we preach to others because we love our heave...
07/06/2026

Sunday, June 7
Serve Jehovah with rejoicing.—Ps. 100:2.

As Jehovah’s people, we preach to others because we love our heavenly Father and we want to help our neighbors come to know him. But others struggle to find pleasure in the preaching work. Why? Some may be very shy and lack confidence. Some feel uncomfortable going to people’s homes uninvited. Some may fear being rejected. Some may have been taught to avoid conflict with others. These brothers and sisters find it hard to approach strangers with the good news. Do you sometimes struggle to find joy in the ministry because of such feelings? If so, do not be discouraged. Your lack of confidence may indicate that you humbly want to avoid drawing attention to yourself and do not want to be in the middle of controversy. And no one wants to be rejected, especially when he is trying to do good for others. Your heavenly Father is well-aware of the challenges you face and wants to give you the help your need.—Isa. 41:13.

The giant may be real, but Jehovah is greater.Whatever challenge stands before us today, we can face it with confidence ...
06/06/2026

The giant may be real, but Jehovah is greater.
Whatever challenge stands before us today, we can face it with confidence when we rely on Jehovah.
Like David, we may feel small compared to the problem, but with Jehovah's help, we can stand firm in faith.




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Saturday, June 6In all the nations, the good news has to be preached first.—Mark 13:10.Think back to how you felt when y...
06/06/2026

Saturday, June 6
In all the nations, the good news has to be preached first.—Mark 13:10.

Think back to how you felt when you first learned the truth from God’s Word. You discovered that your heavenly Father loves you, that he wants you to be part of his family of worshippers, that he has promised to end pain and suffering, that you can hope to see your dead loved ones come back to life in a new world—and much more. (Mark 10:29, 30; John 5:28, 29; Rom. 8:38, 39; Rev. 21:3, 4) Those truths warmed your heart. (Luke 24:32) You loved what you were learning, and you could not keep those precious truths to yourself! (Compare Jeremiah 20:9.) When love for Bible truth takes root in our heart, we cannot keep silent. (Luke 6:45) We feel like the first-century disciples of Jesus who said: “We cannot stop speaking about the things we have seen and heard.” (Acts 4:20) We love the truth so much that we want to share it with as many as possible.

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