Reunion Vida y Ministerio Cristianos de esta Semana 19 – 25 de enero de 2026 ESPAÑA

Introduction to Hope and Promises

Overview of Current News and Transition to Positive Messages

• The speaker reflects on the negativity prevalent in news, focusing on suffering, accidents, wars, and death. They emphasize a shift towards discussing hope and divine promises instead.

• A promise from God is highlighted: He will soon eliminate suffering, illness, and even death. This message is framed as a wonderful opportunity to share with others.

Key Themes in the Discussion

• The session includes an exploration of why Jesus is referred to as the Son of God and emphasizes the importance of being prepared for delicate medical situations in Christian life.

Understanding Our God

Introduction to God's Qualities

• The speaker uses an analogy involving children playing in a park to illustrate how we can feel proud of our relationship with God, similar to how a child admires their parent.

• Emphasis is placed on recognizing God's loving nature contrary to perceptions that depict Him negatively; He desires closeness with humanity.

Biblical Promises from Isaiah

• Reference is made to Isaiah 25:9 where it states that people will proclaim their faith in God’s salvation joyfully: "This is our God." This verse serves as a foundation for understanding God's promises.

• The speaker argues that there are many reasons to be proud of Jehovah's character and His intentions toward humanity are fundamentally loving rather than punitive.

God's Promised Blessings

Imagining Future Abundance

• Isaiah 25:6 describes a future banquet provided by Jehovah for all nations, symbolizing abundance and quality blessings that contrast sharply with current global hunger issues. This imagery invites listeners to envision a world free from scarcity.

• The discussion encourages imagination about enjoying high-quality food in a new world setting—highlighting both physical nourishment and spiritual fulfillment promised by God.

Elimination of Suffering

• Verses 7 and 8 from Isaiah 25 promise the removal of death and sorrow forever; this assurance provides comfort regarding physical ailments or loss experienced today. It paints a picture of eternal joy without pain or grief.

• The speaker suggests that this future allows individuals time for personal growth—learning instruments or pursuing hobbies—indicating an eternity filled with opportunities for fulfillment beyond current limitations.

Reunion with Loved Ones

Hope Beyond Death

• One significant gift mentioned is the hope of reuniting with loved ones who have passed away; this aspect underscores emotional healing alongside physical restoration promised by Jehovah's plan for humanity's future existence.

Reflections on God's Promises

The Beauty of Hope and Learning

• The speaker emphasizes the joy of being in a relationship with God, highlighting the beauty of His promises and the opportunity to learn about His qualities and creation without guilt.

Valuing Eternal Promises Over Temporary Temptations

• A reflection on how, despite worldly temptations, the promises from Jehovah—such as perfect health and eternal life—are far more valuable than temporary offerings.

Imagining a Future Reality

• The speaker encourages an imaginative exercise to envision a future where God's promises become reality, eliminating the need for imagination as they will be experienced firsthand.

The Gift of Redemption

• Acknowledgment of Jesus' sacrifice as a crucial gift that enables believers to access God's promises, reinforcing hope for eternal life.

Sharing Faith with Others

• An illustration is provided through an image depicting an elderly brother sharing his faith. This symbolizes pride in one's relationship with God and the desire for others to experience it too.

The New World: A Place of Abundance

Promises of Quality Life

• Discussion on how Jehovah will provide high-quality sustenance in the new world, contrasting it with current food sources that lack true satisfaction.

Living Without Pain or Loss

• Emphasis on living free from pain, illness, or death in the promised new world, including reunions with lost loved ones.

Pride in Belief

• Encouragement for believers to express their pride in God similarly to how children proudly speak about their parents.

Exploring Spiritual Insights from Isaiah

Introduction to Scriptural Study

• Transition into studying chapters 24–27 of Isaiah; participants are invited to engage actively by answering questions based on scripture readings.

Understanding Divine Judgment

• Discussion led by Brother Antonio highlights that no one can escape God's judgment as illustrated in Isaiah 24:2 through contrasting examples within society.

Spiritual Pearls Found in Scripture

Consequences for Infidelity

• Dani shares insights from Isaiah 24:3 regarding complete desolation due to infidelity towards God’s name by certain groups like Christendom.

Abundant Spiritual Nourishment

• María Caro reflects on Isaiah 25:6's metaphorical banquet representing diverse spiritual nourishment available through various forms such as videos and publications.

Trusting Jehovah's Protection

• Sonia Salvanés notes that those who fully trust Jehovah receive constant peace—a reminder of divine support amidst challenges.

Understanding Jehovah's Support and Promises

The Role of Jehovah in Difficult Times

• Jehovah assists us in facing problems, providing wisdom, strength, and comfort during challenging moments.

• Isaiah expresses empathy for his people despite their deserved judgment, highlighting that justice should not overshadow compassion.

Promises of Hope and Future Restoration

• Isaiah 24:8 speaks of Jehovah eliminating death and suffering, offering hope to those who believe in His promises.

• Many people view death as the end; sharing biblical promises can inspire them to align with Jehovah’s purpose.

Praise and Acknowledgment of God's Works

• Isaiah 25:1 emphasizes the importance of praising Jehovah through our actions and preaching about His marvelous works.

• The transformation of fortified cities into ruins (Isaiah 25:2) serves as a reminder that Jehovah fulfills His promises reliably.

Understanding Justice and Human Response

• Isaiah 26:9-10 illustrates that while all learn justice through divine judgment, some will remain unresponsive to God’s message.

• This reality underscores the need for perseverance in spreading the message despite resistance from others.

Spiritual Nourishment Through Community Worship

• Attending meetings provides spiritual sustenance, reinforcing joy and commitment to serving Jehovah.

• Isaiah's reassurance during times of turmoil encourages trust in God’s protection amid challenges like Armageddon.

Trusting in God's Eternal Nature

• Isaiah 26:4 reminds believers to trust in Jehovah as He is eternally reliable, always ready to support those who serve Him faithfully.

• The metaphorical description of God as a refuge highlights His role as a protector against life's adversities.

Pursuing Peace Through Knowledge and Action

• To attain peace and happiness from Jehovah (Isaiah 26:4), individuals must strive daily to know Him better and fulfill His will.

A Message of Hope and Comfort

The Role of God as a Refuge

• The text describes God as a stronghold for the poor in distress, providing refuge against storms and shade from heat.

• It emphasizes that God will prepare a feast for all nations, symbolizing abundance and joy through good wine and rich food.

• A promise is made that God will remove death forever and wipe away tears from all faces, signifying ultimate comfort and hope.

Importance of Voice Modulation in Teaching

• The discussion shifts to voice modulation techniques used in teaching, highlighting its role in conveying ideas clearly and evoking emotions.

• Key techniques include varying volume to emphasize points or create suspense, changing tone, and adjusting rhythm during readings.

• The speaker praises effective reading practices observed during lessons, noting pauses and intonation changes that enhance understanding.

Engaging Conversations for Public Preaching

Strategies for Effective Communication

• A new section begins focusing on improving teaching methods by engaging individuals in meaningful conversations about their interests.

• An example dialogue illustrates how to connect with someone waiting for public transport by discussing shared frustrations about delays.

Managing Stress Through Practical Advice

• One participant shares personal strategies for managing stress related to transportation issues, emphasizing the importance of recognizing what can be controlled.

• They recommend an article from JW.org that offers tips on controlling stress by prioritizing tasks and identifying stressors.

• This exchange highlights the value of sharing resources that provide practical advice for everyday challenges.

Building Relationships Through Shared Experiences

• The conversation concludes with participants exchanging names and expressing intent to continue discussions about stress management strategies.

• Emphasis is placed on being flexible in conversations by showing genuine interest in others' concerns rather than sticking rigidly to predetermined topics.

Assignment Number Five: Revisiting Biblical Truths

Introduction to the Assignment

• The assignment number five is introduced, focusing on revisiting biblical truths from the appendix of the brochure "A Work of Love."

• Sister Marta Lozano will conduct this assignment with her assistant Miriam Barbero.

Concerns About the Future

• Miriam expresses her deep concerns about the future, particularly regarding her two young children amidst ongoing global issues like wars and pandemics.

• She worries that her children may not have access to decent jobs or housing as they grow up in a world filled with constant problems.

Addressing Fears with Biblical Insights

• Marta acknowledges these fears but emphasizes that succumbing to fear and uncertainty is not productive.

• She references Ecclesiastes 1:4, stating that while generations come and go, the Earth will remain forever, alleviating fears of destruction.

Promises of Peaceful Living

• Marta shares Psalm 37:10, which assures that evildoers will cease to exist while the meek will inherit the earth and enjoy peace.

• She cites Psalm 46:9, indicating that God will end wars globally, leading to a peaceful environment without conflict.

Hope for a Better Future

• Further insights from Isaiah 65:21 highlight promises of stability where people can build homes and enjoy their labor without fear of suffering.

• Marta concludes by expressing how understanding these biblical promises provides a more realistic and positive outlook on the future for her children.

Practical Application of Biblical Teachings

• The discussion transitions into practical applications using an online Bible app to explore these teachings further.

• Marta offers assistance in using this application effectively for deeper understanding and assurance regarding biblical prophecies.

Continuing Assignments: Explaining Beliefs

Transition to New Assignment

• The session continues with Sister Julita introducing her assignment alongside assistant Saray focused on explaining beliefs based on Article 160 about Jesus being called the Son of God.

Clarifying Misunderstandings

• Saray reflects on previous discussions where misconceptions arose about Jehovah's Witnesses' beliefs concerning Jesus.

Understanding the Nature of Jesus as the Son of God

The Importance of Personal Belief

• Acknowledges that it's common for individuals to have differing topics of interest, emphasizing the importance of personal opinion in faith discussions.

• Affirms belief in Jesus as the Son of God based on biblical texts, highlighting John 1:49 where Nathanael recognizes Jesus' divine sonship.

Biblical Foundations for Jesus' Divinity

• Explains that Jesus received life from Jehovah, akin to how a child receives life from a parent, reinforcing this with scriptural references.

• Cites Psalm 36:9 to illustrate that Jehovah is described as "the source of life," establishing a theological basis for understanding Jesus' origin.

Creation and Role of Jesus

• Discusses Colossians 1:15, which describes Jesus as "the image of the invisible God" and "the firstborn over all creation," indicating his unique status among God's creations.

• Highlights that through Jesus, all things were created (Colossians 1:16), underscoring his active role in creation and divine purpose.

Collaboration Between Jehovah and Jesus

• Compares the relationship between Jehovah and Jesus to an architect and builder, illustrating their collaborative roles in creation.

• Suggests sharing these insights with others to spark interest in learning about Jesus’ teachings.

Teaching Techniques in Religious Education

Effective Questioning Strategies

• Commends an individual for their assignment on teaching methods, particularly focusing on using questions to engage listeners effectively.

• Emphasizes asking questions after reading scripture to highlight key ideas, demonstrating how this method can deepen understanding.

Transitioning Topics in Teaching

• Concludes a section on teaching methods before transitioning into discussions about Christian living, indicating a structured approach to educational content delivery.

Facing Medical Situations as Witnesses

Navigating Medical Challenges

• Introduces concerns faced by Jehovah's Witnesses when requiring medical attention, emphasizing feelings of insecurity due to their beliefs regarding blood use.

• Discusses emotional impacts during medical situations and how they relate to physical capacity and confidence when interacting with healthcare professionals.

Understanding Medical Procedures and Finding Security

The Importance of Feeling Secure in Medical Situations

• The discussion begins with the acknowledgment of fears associated with medical procedures, including risks to life and health.

• Emphasis is placed on addressing how to feel secure when facing these medical challenges, particularly from a biblical perspective.

• A reference is made to Isaiah 26:3, highlighting that those who fully trust in Jehovah will receive protection and constant peace.

• The speaker reassures that Jehovah provides the necessary security to face medical situations confidently.

Tools for Assurance During Medical Procedures

Illustrations and Resources

• The speaker introduces illustrations from an activity guide designed to help individuals feel secure during medical procedures.

• The first illustration refers to a book used for teaching about blood issues, which contains vital information for patients.

Essential Documents

• Discussion of a card known as "Voluntades anticipadas" (Advance Directives), which helps communicate patient wishes regarding treatment when they are unconscious.

• Introduction of "instrucciones previas" (advance instructions), a more formal document registered within communities that outlines patient preferences regarding blood treatments.

Community Support and Guidance

• Encouragement is given to fill out advance directives before registration, especially concerning non-blood treatment options.

• It’s suggested that individuals consult elders for assistance in completing necessary documents related to their medical preferences.

Communication with Healthcare Providers

Proactive Engagement

• Individuals are encouraged to inform hospital committees about their medical situations ahead of time, even if there seems to be no immediate danger.

Preparedness

• Highlighting the importance of being prepared by discussing treatment plans with doctors and ensuring all documentation is complete before any procedure takes place.

Medical Preparedness and Trust in Jehovah

Importance of Medical Information

• Emphasizes the significance of transparency with doctors to avoid feelings of being misled, fostering trust from the outset.

• Introduces a video aimed at enhancing confidence in Jehovah God regarding medical situations, preparing attendees for discussions afterward.

Key Elements for Medical Preparedness

• Identifies three essential items:

• PA card or identity card.

• Medical information documents (S55, S401, S407).

• Hospital liaison committee contact details.

• Highlights that medical documents help patients formulate relevant questions for their doctors and understand potential challenges they may face.

Engaging with the Hospital Liaison Committee

• Advises contacting the hospital liaison committee as early as possible through congregation elders to ensure proper organization and timely assistance.

• Stresses the importance of following established channels to maintain order within the committee and facilitate effective communication.

Reflection on Divine Support

• Encourages reflection on how divine support leads to feelings of peace and gratitude, recognizing God's concern for both spiritual and physical well-being.

• Reinforces that reliance on Jehovah's guidance can alleviate anxiety during medical emergencies by utilizing available resources effectively.

Lessons from Biblical Figures

Study Focus: Jonah's Story

• Introduces a study session led by Miguel García focusing on lessons from Jonah’s experience regarding courage and compassion amidst personal failures.

Jonah's Journey

• Describes Jonah’s initial disobedience when tasked by Jehovah to warn Nineveh, leading him to flee instead.

• Details how a storm arose due to Jonah's actions, prompting him to confess his fault to sailors who were initially reluctant to throw him overboard.

Divine Intervention

• Narrates how after being thrown into the sea, Jonah was swallowed by a large fish where he prayed for deliverance; this act demonstrated his eventual commitment to obeying God.

Jonás y la Misericordia de Jehová

La Obediencia de Jonás

• Jehová envió a Jonás nuevamente, quien finalmente obedeció y advirtió a los ninivitas sobre la destrucción inminente de su ciudad en 40 días.

• Los ninivitas respondieron al mensaje, se arrepintieron y el rey instó a su pueblo a suplicar a Dios para evitar la destrucción.

La Reacción de Jonás

• A pesar del arrepentimiento de los ninivitas, Jonás se molestó porque Jehová no destruyó la ciudad, mostrando su falta de misericordia hacia ellos.

• Jehová le enseñó que las vidas humanas son más valiosas que cualquier planta, enfatizando la importancia de la compasión.

Lecciones Aprendidas por Jonás

• Se discutieron varias lecciones que Jehová enseñó a Jonás:

• Su misericordia incluso con desobedientes como Jonás.

• La idea de que nada es imposible para Jehová.

• La importancia de seguir instrucciones sin quejas.

Reflexiones sobre el Arrepentimiento

• Se destacó que el propósito divino era predicar un mensaje de juicio a los ninivitas, independientemente del deseo inicial de Jonás.

• También se mencionó la necesidad de ser misericordiosos y humildes, reflejando en cómo Jonás documentó sus errores.

Aplicaciones Prácticas

• Las personas son más importantes que las cosas materiales; debemos priorizar lo humano sobre lo material.

• Es mejor obedecer desde el principio para evitar sufrimientos innecesarios; si fallamos, debemos buscar ayuda sincera en oración.

Fracasos y Oportunidades

• El fracaso no define nuestra utilidad; puede transformarse en una poderosa lección si somos humildes ante nuestros errores.

• La experiencia del pez muestra cómo Jehová puede usar situaciones difíciles para enseñarnos y ayudarnos a crecer espiritualmente.

Enseñanzas sobre la Misericordia Divina

• No debemos juzgar negativamente a otros; incluso aquellos considerados "malos" pueden cambiar si reciben el mensaje adecuado.

• El relato nos recuerda ser pacientes al predicar, ya que las personas pueden sorprendernos al estar abiertas al mensaje espiritual.

Conclusiones sobre Jehová

• Jehová es un Dios misericordioso que ofrece segundas oportunidades; esto debe darnos esperanza cuando fallamos.

• A pesar del estado actual del mundo, siempre hay posibilidad de respuesta positiva al mensaje espiritual.

How Does Jehovah Protect His People?

The Story of Ezequías and the Assyrian Threat

• The discussion begins with the idea that Jehovah sees our potential and provides strength for any assignment, similar to how He supported Jonás.

• A recommendation is made to watch the movie about Jonás, highlighting its themes of bravery.

• The narrative shifts to King Ezequías of Judah, who faces the threat from the Assyrian Empire led by Senakerib, who desires to conquer Jerusalem.

• Despite paying a large sum to Senakerib to avoid attack, Ezequías reassures his people not to fear as Jehovah will make them stronger than their enemies.

• Ezequías prays for guidance from Jehovah after receiving threatening letters from Senakerib, affirming his faith in God's protection.

Divine Intervention and Protection

• Jehovah responds to Ezequías' prayer by assuring him that Jerusalem will not be conquered; He promises protection over His city.

• In a miraculous event, an angel sent by Jehovah kills 185,000 Assyrian soldiers overnight, leading to Senakerib's defeat and retreat.

Lessons Learned from Ezequías' Experience

• Discussion on how Jehovah's miraculous intervention demonstrates His power in delivering His people during dire situations.

• Participants reflect on whether they believe Jehovah will protect them as well; confidence is expressed based on past actions like those taken for Ezequías.

Understanding God's Timing and Actions

• Insights are shared regarding how sometimes God does not act immediately but waits for the right moment before intervening in crises.

• The importance of trust in God’s timing is emphasized through examples of prior threats faced by Judah before divine action was taken.

Key Actions Taken by Ezequías

• Participants discuss measures taken by Ezequías such as fortifying cities and praying earnestly for help from Jehovah.

• It is noted that despite initial fears due to previous conquests by Assyrians, faith in God led him to seek divine assistance actively.

Conclusion: Faith and Action

• Emphasis on how faith combined with proactive measures (like prayer and preparation), exemplified by Ezequías’ actions, leads to divine support.

• Reflection on how believers today can learn from these historical events about trusting in God while also taking necessary steps towards their own safety.

Lessons from Jonah and Hezekiah

Understanding Mistakes and God's Compassion

• The discussion begins with the lessons learned from Jonah's experiences, emphasizing how to react when making mistakes or serious sins. It highlights the importance of not giving up, as Jehovah is always willing to show compassion.

• In moments of difficulty, individuals are encouraged to remember Jonah's story, reinforcing that Jehovah listens even in adverse circumstances. This serves as a reminder that with Jehovah's help, one can overcome challenges.

• The speaker draws a parallel between the vulnerability faced by Jerusalem against the Assyrians and personal struggles, asserting that having Jehovah on one's side provides strength and reassurance.

The Importance of Sacrifice for Divine Will

• Acknowledgment is given for Miguel’s excellent leadership during the meeting. The speaker emphasizes that any sacrifice made now for fulfilling God's will is worthwhile in order to receive promised blessings.

• The promise of eternal life without sickness in paradise is highlighted as a motivating factor for obedience and dedication to God’s will.

Preparedness in Christian Life

• Sister Esperanza shares her thoughts on being prepared for emergencies such as hospital visits, stressing the need for readiness to defend one's faith effectively.

• Sister Amanda discusses how God's judgment can change based on people's repentance, illustrating His willingness to forgive when attitudes shift positively.

Trusting in God Through Prayer

• Emphasis is placed on prayer as a means of drawing closer to Jehovah. Trusting fully in Him ensures believers are part of "the best team."

Upcoming Meetings and Campaign Announcements

• An important upcoming meeting will focus on genuine obedience to Jehovah—not just lip service but heartfelt compliance—highlighting its significance despite potential difficulties.

• Special announcements include an upcoming campaign focused on preaching efforts during July across various tourist destinations in Spain, inviting participation from all publishers within the territory.

• Details about the special preaching campaign are provided: it aims at covering significant areas where many people gather during vacations while also revisiting those who have shown interest previously.

• Each region will have specific dates for preaching activities throughout July into early August 2026. Participants must be available throughout their selected regions' designated days of outreach.

Registration and Preparation for the Campaign

Importance of Registration

• Publishers can register to receive information about assigned territories in JW, helping them stay updated on preparations and developments for the campaign.

• Participation in this campaign is expected to be a source of encouragement and serve as a comprehensive testimony in their territory.

Conclusion of the Meeting

• The meeting concludes with song 53, based on Jeremiah 1:17, followed by a prayer led by Brother José Luis Carretero.

• A warm welcome is extended to all attendees at the beginning of the video.

Preparation for Medical Situations

Theme Overview

• The focus is on preparing for medical situations from January 19 to 25, 2026, under the theme "Let us Support Each Other in Jehovah."

• Key questions include readiness for delicate medical situations and identifying three aids that can help.

Three Practical Aids

• Personal Health Decisions Card: Having an updated card outlines decisions made before Jehovah regarding health care.

• Medical Information Documents: These documents educate individuals about treatment options and prepare them to ask relevant questions.

• Support from Hospital Liaison Committee: This committee provides guidance during real-life applications of health decisions, ensuring calmness during emergencies.

Utilizing Medical Documents Effectively

Role of Medical Documents

• Medical documents act as discreet guides that prepare individuals before hospital visits, clarifying accepted treatments based on biblical principles.

Benefits of Pre-reading Documents

• Reading these documents beforehand allows time for reflection and prayer, enabling informed decision-making without pressure or confusion during emergencies.

Contacting Hospital Liaison Committee

Timing for Contacting the Committee

• It’s recommended to contact the hospital liaison committee before emergencies arise, especially concerning blood-related issues or invasive treatments.

Advantages of Early Communication

• Early contact helps facilitate communication with medical centers and ensures respect for personal health decisions while providing peace of mind.

Feeling Supported by Jehovah's Provisions

Emotional Response to Support

• Reflecting on Jehovah's provisions fosters feelings of security and companionship amidst illness compared to others who may face it alone.

Gratitude and Motivation

• Recognizing these supports inspires gratitude and motivates individuals to keep their health cards updated and reach out when necessary.