It's good to go places where you have nothing to worry about. This is the way JW Broadcasting made me feel. Those explaining the Bible, their experiences with using the Bible, or applying its teachings, speak about it in a genuinely helpful manner.
Personally, I don't like being preached at in a dogmatic way, I like to be able to apply thought and reason to what I'm listening to, and I honestly feel I was hearing 'food for thought' here. I can imagine JW Broadcasting isn't going to be to everyone's taste though, and I don't think it's designed to be to everyone's taste. After all, its focus is always going to be on living by, and being rewarded because of, the good values learned from the Bible. This is where some will differ. The majority of people have their own opinions on values. If people believe their own values really do provide them with a sustained inner contentment and real prospects for the future better than what the Bible offers, then they will likely stick to their own ways. But my suggestion would be to taste and see what is on offer here.
All those presenting and explaining are very experienced teachers, and that is very evident. They aren't actors, which means that their confidence and reassurance is based on what they know to be true, and you'll realise it is true because it makes sense, is logical, factual, evidential, without a hint of sophistry
The dramas are very interesting to watch because the viewer is engaged in the account, encouraged to see the point and principle being made. You understand the characters portrayed.
