Are you sure that your life is always there for others?

For sure it is.

Others?

I hope it is always there for others. Think about the words that Jesus spoke to his apostles which applies to all of us.

Jesus told his followers: “You are the light of the world. A city cannot be hid when situated upon a mountain. People light a lamp and set it, not under the measuring basket, but upon the lampstand, and it shines upon all those in the house. Likewise let your light shine before men, that they may see your fine works and give glory to your Father who is in the heavens.” (Matthew 5:14-16) Our fine conduct can cause others to give glory to God. (1 Peter 2:12) And the various aspects of our evangelizing work afford us many opportunities to let our light shine. One of our main objectives is to reflect spiritual light from God’s Word by conducting effective home Bible studies. This is a very important way to accomplish our ministry fully. What suggestions may help us to conduct Bible studies that touch the hearts of truth seekers?

Prayer to Jehovah in this regard demonstrates our keen desire to conduct Bible studies. It also shows that we see the importance of helping others to acquire the knowledge of God. (Ezekiel 33:7-9) Jehovah is certain to answer our prayers and to bless our conscientious efforts in the ministry. (1 John 5:14, 15) But we do not pray only to find someone with whom to conduct a home Bible study. After we have established a study, prayer and meditation regarding the Bible student’s specific needs will help us to conduct each session in an effective manner.—Romans 12:12.

I think, YES, Certainly, For the Good Cause, If They Certainly Likes.

I'm really not sure of anything, anymore. Because I may not make it to see tomorrow come. I do know, though, that if given the chance, and my parents or brother, or any innocent person for that matter, were threatened with danger, that I would do my part to step in between them and the threat. I think each of us has that obligation to defend innocent human life.

Well, yes. That's one thing I'm sure about.

The effects of my life are always there for others whether they like it or not.

(eg, I just farted)

Yes, indeed. That's part of being love as God is.