July
Examining the Scriptures Daily—2021

Thursday, July 1

Let your petitions be made known to God.​—Phil. 4:6.

When others speak harshly or act unkindly, we may feel anxious. That is especially true if the one who hurt us is a close friend or relative. In dealing with anxiety, we can learn much from the Bible example of Hannah, who was severely taunted by her husband’s second wife. (1 Sam. 1:12) Like Hannah, we can talk at length to Jehovah about our anxieties and fears. Our prayers do not have to be poetic or perfectly structured. We may even find ourselves expressing bitter words that are interrupted by sobs of grief. Even so, Jehovah will never get tired of listening to us. In addition to praying about our problems, we need to remember the advice recorded at Philippians 4:6, 7. The apostle Paul specifically mentioned that we should offer prayers of thanksgiving, or gratitude. We have so many reasons to thank Jehovah​—including the gift of life, his creative works, his loyal love, and the wonderful hope that he has given us. w20.02 21 ¶3; 22 ¶6

June 28–July 4
Life and Ministry Meeting Workbook—2021 | May

June 28–July 4

DEUTERONOMY 9-10

  • Song 49 and Prayer

  • Opening Comments (1 min.)

TREASURES FROM GOD’S WORD

  • “What Is Jehovah Your God Asking of You?”: (10 min.)

  • Spiritual Gems: (10 min.)

    • De 9:1-3​—Although the sons of Anak were “great and tall,” why did the Israelites have no need to fear them? (it-1 103)

    • What spiritual gems from this week’s Bible reading would you like to share regarding Jehovah, the field ministry, or something else?

  • Bible Reading: (4 min.) De 10:1-22 (th study 10)

APPLY YOURSELF TO THE FIELD MINISTRY

LIVING AS CHRISTIANS

Table of Contents
The Watchtower (Study)—2021 | April

Study Article 17: June 28, 2021–July 4, 2021

20 Jehovah Treasures You!