Please pray alot of people (family and friends) don't know Jesus. My parents are two of them.

My mom believes some JW teachings(not all though)despite she isn't a baptized JW...she think Jesus is Michael,Satan's brother. She may get very hostile when people say Jesus is God. I can't really say much right now because she may go to the JW people and have them find out. That way I'd be "corrected" of what I believe... That would also cause them to get her away from me (a Christian) and get baptized. She'd only be allowed around Jehovah's Witnesses and potential converts...This late in the game I'm afraid for her to get involved and actually becoming a member of a false religion...she may also convince some family members to join. I know I've read posts on here saying tomorrow isn't promised...it scares me. Pray our Abba(Father)draws her towards Jesus...that she finds Him someday through the One and only Jesus...

There's too many people to list. God knows each one of them. Please pray for them (including the JW's) to oneday find Jesus.

Pray He gives me strength never to deny Jesus...that He uses me as an effective person to spread the gospel.

I do not believe that God grades us on the soundness of our theology, but whether or not we believe that Jesus Christ paid the price for our sins and if we have made Him our Lord and Savior. I do not fully understand what it means to be God, nor what it means to be an angel. If your mother has made Him her Lord and Savior and is trusting in Him for paying for her sins on the cross, then I believe she is saved.

Mind you, I think JW theology as it differs from mainstream Christianity is silly. So silly that they have to have their own translation for them to make sense of it. Always a bad sign if you need a "special" translation. And it think it is very clear in everyone else's translations that Jesus is truly God, eternally existent, and creator of everything, not one of the created.

A number of years ago, there was a solitary JW girl who came to the door. She wanted to do as her Kingdom Hall had instructed her. I felt some compassion toward her because I understood she did not have the full truth about God. So I asked her, "When did you meet Jesus?" She told me the date she joined her denomination. I could only respond, "That's not what I asked you." I don't recall anything else being said.

Many will give a scripted answer to questions about their personal faith. You can see in their eyes that they are struggling to recall exactly what they are supposed to say. It must be a very restrictive way to live.