Giving done voluntarily and with the right motive benefits both recipient and giver. Jesus said ‘there is more happiness in giving,’ as recorded in the Bible at Acts 20:35.

Jesus taught that giving makes you happy (Acts 20:35). Giving is a nice way of saying ‘I love you.’ Let’s see how you can be happy like Caleb by doing things for others.

A summary of the official position of Jehovah’s Witnesses on medical matters, covering treatments like abortion, blood transfusions, reproductive technology, and vaccines.

What command did God give to Noah and later to Christians? Learn how it applies in medical situations and how it applies with food and today with blood transfusion.

Chapter 35 “More Happiness in Giving” I KNOW a secret. Would you like to hear it?⁠— It is the secret of happiness. There are a lot of people who are not happy. Some depend too much on what other people do. If someone gives them something nice, they are happy. If no one does something special for them, they are not happy. Now, here is the secret. The Great Teacher …

Before deciding whether to celebrate a particular holiday, Jehovah’s Witnesses consult the Bible. Some holidays and celebrations clearly violate Bible principles. When that is the case, Jehovah’s Witnesses do not participate. Regarding other holidays, each Witness makes his or her own choice, striving “to maintain a clear conscience before God and men.” — Acts 24:16. The …

Appendix Jehovah’s Witnesses—The Surgical/Ethical Challenge Reprinted with permission of the American Medical Association from The Journal of the American Medical ...

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— Gen. 6:22. 12. How did the prophet Jeremiah find joy in his ministry in the face of apathy and opposition? 12 The prophet Jeremiah likewise preached for decades in the face of apathy and opposition. He became so discouraged by the “insults and jeering” of opposers that he thought of giving up his assignment.

What Do We Learn From Paul? 2. Our message is more appealing when we present it humbly and respectfully. Imitate Paul 3. Do not be condescending. Avoid giving the impression that you know everything and that the other person knows nothing. Speak with him in a respectful way. 4. Make clear that the Bible is the source of the truths you share. God’s Word contains thoughts …