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Start Conversations (4 min.) FROM HOUSE TO HOUSE. Start a conversation with Watchtower No. 1 for 2025 (LMD lesson 1, point 3).
Setting: During the house-to-house preaching, the publisher speaks with a person about concerns about war and shares a biblical message that offers hope and peace, using Watchtower No. 1 of 2025 as support.
Publisher: Good day.
Assistant: Good morning. Tell me.
Publisher: My name is [name], and this morning I'm visiting people in my town to get their opinions on a topic that's been on the news and is on everyone's mind: war.
The reality is that this situation is very worrying, as many of us fear the possibility of a third world war. What do you think?
Assistant: Well, I hope it doesn't happen, because, well, although we're not in the middle of a war, we suffer the effects indirectly.
Publisher: That's true. But do you believe there will ever be true peace on Earth?
Assistant: Well, I think it's difficult. The way things are going, it's very unlikely this situation will change.
Publisher: But look, I want to share with you this article from Watchtower magazine, titled "A World Without War Is Possible." On page 10, it shows us how God will end this terrible problem, and God guarantees this in His Word: the Bible.
Look at Psalm 46:9. Would you please read it?
Assistant: Of course. “He puts an end to wars throughout the land. He breaks the bow and shatters the spear; he burns chariots with fire.”
Publisher: This is what God wants to do in the not-too-distant future. What do you think about this?
Assistant: Well, I would like to see this become a reality.
Publisher: Yes, in fact, we all wish that were the case. Would you like to read the magazine and see how God will bring us peace?
Assistant: Yes, leave it to me and I'll read it.
Publisher: Okay. I remind you, my name is [name]. Who did I have the pleasure of meeting?
Assistant: I am [name].
Publisher: Nice to meet you, [name]. I'll drop you off and stop by another day to say hello and see what you thought of the magazine.
Assistant: Okay, thank you very much. See you soon.
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