March "Study" edition is available for download at jw(dot)org
First article "Do Not Deceive Yourselves With False Reasonings" ... does a good job at blaming the individual Witness for losing a sense of urgency ... surely the organization has no culpability for this.
The Bible also warns about the danger of ‘deceiving ourselves with false reasoning.'-Jas.1:22.
A wrong view of the timing of the divine purpose could lead us to lose sightof the importance of our spiritual activities and become sidetracked with personal interests.
(Zech. 4:6, 7) Can this example help us avoid reaching wrong conclusions about Jehovah's day?-1 Cor.10:11
In view of what some might consider a delay, a Christian could lose his sense of urgency and instead give priority to a comfortable lifestyle. Could you see that happening to you? If we followed this line of reasoning, we would be deceiving ourselves.
We could ask ourselves, ‘Should it surprise me that this wicked system of things has lasted longer than I expected?'
Why the repeated warnings? Such reminders are needed when as a result of waiting over what seems to be an extended period, people are at risk of losing their sense of urgency.
No, we should not be overly concerned that this wicked system may have lasted longer than we expected. We should not deceive ourselves by falsely reasoning that ‘Jehovah's time has not come.' Such thinking would dull our desire to preach the good news of the Kingdom. -Rom.12:11.
we might tell ourselves, ‘Jehovah's day is undoubtedly coming-but not immediately.' Such a shift in expectations could lead to a relaxed approach toward our theocratic activities. In time, we could begin to neglect our spiritual routine. Jehovah's day could then catch us unawares.-2 Pet.3:10.
Now is certainly not the time to allow false reasoning to deceive us into thinking that Jehovah's day has been postponed. Rather, it is the time to make our hearts firm, for Jehovah's day has drawn close.