This is a training for those who want to effectively reach Jehovah's Witnesses. You will learn to have a heart of compassion for the JWs when you understand what it's like to be a Jehovah's Witness and you will learn some tactics and strategies for effectively getting people out of the Watchtower.
BELOW are the links I mentioned in the video.

My video on JW false prophecies https://youtu.be/3nXKNAi_jnA

Link to the site for the “Witness for Jesus Now” conference I spoke at recently http://wnfj-v2.com/

The Forgotten Trinity by James White (I highly recommend it) https://amzn.to/2Icox31 (affiliate)

Kingdom Interlinear Translation (published by the Watchtower) https://amzn.to/2IbDJgW (affiliate)

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An analysis of several statements of Jesus which are taken, by some, to mean that Jesus was supposed to return within the first century. I think that you will find a verse-by-verse study of those passages to be extremely helpful in understanding what Jesus meant by “this generation” and what delay He implied before His second coming.

This passage brings up a variety of issues which we cover one at a time. Some pastors think this passage means that churches should be tithing to the state of Israel. What it really teaches us about giving is quite helpful in making decisions about your own budget as well as how the church takes care of the poor. We also learn about how to make good decisions when you don’t know exactly what the Holy Spirit is guiding you to do, using Paul as our example.

Here's some links you may want...

 Some of the debates or other vids that I watched where you can hear the skeptics react to the evidence...

How do skeptics respond to the evidential case for the resurrection of Jesus? We will look at Bart Ehrman, Dan Barker, Richard Carrier, Sam Harris, Dan Barker, and Matt Dillahunty. If you pay attention to what these guys say then you can see that they don't actually try to come up with reasonable explanations of the evidence. Instead, they tend to attack the idea of miracles or say that belief in the resurrection is the same as belief in some other miracle claims which don't have evidence like the resurrection does. I find these tactics very revealing.

Examining the passage most often quoted by Catholic apologists to defend the doctrine of purgatory. 1 Corinthians 3 is quoted by Tim Staples and Jimmy Akin of Catholic Answers. It's even quote by pope Benedict in his 2007 encyclical "Spe Salvi." We are going to examine the passage thoughtfully to see what it really says.

Catholics, JWs and Mormons all agree about James 2. And this is why they are wrong. Please consider these points thoughtfully as we reason through the passage that everyone is fighting over.