Years later, Peter encouraged fellow Christians to “think in agreement.” (Read 1 Peter 3:8 and footnote.) As Jehovah’s people, we can think in agreement by reflecting Jehovah’s thinking as it is expressed in his Word. For example, Jesus urged his followers to put the Kingdom first in their life. (Matt. 6:33) With that in mind, a publisher in your congregation might decide to undertake some form of full-time service. Rather than suggest that he be kind to himself, we should speak positively about that worthy endeavor and offer our support

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Years later, Peter encouraged fellow Christians to “think in agreement.” (Read 1 Peter 3:8 and footnote.) As Jehovah’s people, we can think in agreement by reflecting Jehovah’s thinking as it is expressed in his Word. For example, Jesus urged his followers to put the Kingdom first in their life. (Matt. 6:33) With that in mind, a publisher in your congregation might decide to undertake some form of full-time service. Rather than suggest that he be kind to himself, we should speak positively about that worthy endeavor and offer our support

How can we show that our thinking is in line with Jehovah’s thinking? (1 Peter 3:8 and footnote
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We can show that our thinking is in line with Jehovah’s by reflecting His values and teachings in our actions and words. For example, when we encourage others in their spiritual goals, like full-time service, we affirm their choices and provide support, demonstrating agreement with Jehovah’s priorities.