(10 min.)
Take advantage of opportunities to worship Jehovah with others, preferably in person if possible (Ps 42:4, 5; w06 6/1 9 ¶4)
Pray before studying God’s Word (Ps 42:8; w12 1/15 15 ¶2)
Allow Bible truth to guide every aspect of your life (Ps 43:3)
Divine education strengthens us to face trials and live up to our dedication.—1Pe 5:10; w16.09 5 ¶11-12.
(10 min.)
(4 min.) Ps 44:1-26 (th study 11)
(4 min.) HOUSE TO HOUSE. Offer a Bible study. (lmd lesson 5 point 5)
(5 min.) HOUSE TO HOUSE. Invite the person to the next public talk. Feature the video What Happens at a Kingdom Hall? (lmd lesson 7 point 5)
(3 min.) lmd appendix A point 4—Theme: Everyone Will Have Perfect Health. (th study 2)
(15 min.) Discussion.
Young ones, are you planning what you will do after you finish high school? You may already have a job in mind that will allow you to pioneer. Or perhaps you are considering whether there are additional courses you could take that would give you a skill, a license, or a diploma that would help you to find such a job. This is an exciting time in your life! Still, you may feel overwhelmed by your options or feel pressure to make a decision that will please others. What can help you to make wise decisions?
Read Matthew 6:32, 33. Then ask the audience:
Why is it good to have clear spiritual goals in mind before making important decisions about work and education?
How can parents help their children to apply Matthew 6:32, 33?—Ps 78:4-7
Be careful not to let a desire for financial security or prestige influence your decisions. (1Jo 2:15, 17) Remember, just having a lot materially can make it difficult for a person to accept the Kingdom message. (Lu 18:24-27) Pursuing material wealth is incompatible with spiritual growth and success.—Mt 6:24; Mr 8:36.
Play the VIDEO Beware of Trusting in What Fails!—Wealth. Then ask the audience:
How can Proverbs 23:4, 5 help you to make wise decisions?
(30 min.) bt chap. 10 ¶5-12