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Here are notebooks for the Circuit Assemblies of the service year starting in September 2018.
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3. Use of Questions
Ask tactful questions to arouse interest and emphasize important points.
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4. Scriptures Properly Introduced
See how to prepare the minds of your listeners before you read a scripture.
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5. Accurate Reading
Accurate reading is a fundamental part of conveying the knowledge of Jehovah.
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6. Scripture Application Made Clear
Help your listeners to see the connection between the scripture you read
and the point you are making.
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7. Accurate and Convincing
Accurate and convincing evidence will help your listeners reach the
correct conclusion.
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8. Illustrations That Teach
Enhance your teaching with simple illustrations that appeal to your
listeners and teach important points.
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9. Appropriate Use of Visual Aids
Use visual aids to make a more lasting impression on the mind.
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10. Modulation
Vary the pace, pitch, and power of your voice to stir emotion and
move your audience to action.
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11. Enthusiasm
Enthusiasm gives evidence of your strong feelings and helps hold the
interest of your listeners.
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12. Warmth and Empathy
If you speak with genuine emotion, you show your listeners that you care.
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13. Practical Value Made Clear
Help your listeners to understand how your subject affects their lives,
and show them what to do with what they learn.
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14. Main Points Made to Stand Out
Help your audience to follow your talk, and make clear how each main
point relates to your objective and theme.
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15. Expressed With Conviction
Speak with conviction. Show that you firmly believe in the importance
of what you are saying.
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16. Upbuilding and Positive
Be constructive rather than critical. Direct attention to the refreshing
truths in God’s Word.
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17. Understandable to Others
Help your listeners to understand your message. Convey key points
clearly.
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18. Informative to Your Audience
Stimulate the thinking of your listeners and help them learn something
worthwhile.
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19. Effort to Reach the Heart
Motivate your listeners to love God and his Word, the Bible.
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20. Effective Conclusion
An effective conclusion will help your listeners to accept and apply
what they have learned.
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Download Transcript for Sample Conversations – First Return Visit 01-2019
○●○ FIRST RETURN VISIT
Question: How do we know that Jehovah God wants us to become his friends?
Scripture: Jas 4:8
Link: How can we become God’s friends?
Download Research Points for Acts 25-26
Digging for Spiritual Gems: (8 min.)
Ac 26:14—What is a goad? (“kicking against the goads” study note on Ac 26:14, nwtsty; “Goad,” nwtstg) kicking against the goads: A goad is a pointed rod used to urge on an animal. (Jg 3:31)
The expression “to kick against the goads” is a proverb found in Greek literature. It is based on the image of a stubborn bull that resists the prodding of the goad by kicking against it, resulting in injury to the animal. Saul behaved in a similar manner before becoming a Christian. By fighting against Jesus’ followers, who had the backing of Jehovah God, Paul risked causing serious injury to himself. (Compare Ac 5:38, 39; 1Ti 1:13, 14.) At Ec 12:11, “oxgoads” are mentioned in a figurative sense, referring to a wise person’s words that move a listener to follow counsel.
Goad
A long rod with a sharp metal point, used by farmers to prod an animal. The goad is compared to the words of a wise person that move the listener to heed wise counsel. “Kicking against the goads” is drawn from the action of a stubborn bull that resists the prodding of the goad by kicking against it, resulting in injury to itself.—Ac 26:14; Jg 3:31.
Ac 26:27—What dilemma did King Agrippa face when Paul asked him if he believed the prophets? (w03 11/15 16-17 ¶14)
14 Paul knew that Agrippa was nominally a Jew. Appealing to Agrippa’s knowledge of Judaism, Paul reasoned that his preaching really involved “saying nothing except things the Prophets as well as Moses stated were going to take place” regarding the Messiah’s death and resurrection. (Acts 26:22, 23) Addressing Agrippa directly, Paul asked: “Do you, King Agrippa, believe the Prophets?” Agrippa faced a dilemma. If he said that he rejected the prophets, his reputation as a Jewish believer would be ruined. But if he concurred with Paul’s reasoning, he would be taking a position of public agreement with the apostle and would risk being called a Christian. Paul wisely answered his own question, saying: “I know you believe.” How did Agrippa’s heart move him to answer? He responded: “In a short time you would persuade me to become a Christian.” (Acts 26:27, 28) Although Agrippa did not become a Christian, Paul evidently affected his heart to some extent with his message.—Hebrews 4:12.
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