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Have you told others about Christ in the past? If so, what role did listening and dialogue play in the interaction? In the future, how might you use these techniques even more effectively?
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<strong data-start=”129″ data-end=”142″>Listening allows you to understand their beliefs, questions, and concerns, creating an open space for meaningful conversation. <strong data-start=”260″ data-end=”272″>Dialogue helps build a relationship, showing empathy and providing opportunities to share the gospel in a way that meets their needs. In the future, using these techniques more effectively might involve asking thoughtful questions, being patient, and focusing on understanding the person before offering spiritual insight.
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I have told others about Christ I share my written testimonies at different churches at Celebrate Recovery andI share at the Eureka Rescue Mission as well but I have to get out and just do evangelism in the streets.
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Yes, I have shared about Christ with others in both large groups and in one-on-one interactions. Listening plays a big role because it helps to connect the hope of the Gospel with the need that the individual has for accepting Christ in a personal way.
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I have never considered myself as an evangelist, but I do tell people I’m a Christian. I have spoken to Buddhists and people of different faiths. I believe that my life should be the greatest witness.
Explaining the Gospel to my atheist brother has been a worthwhile challenge
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Yes, I am always talking about the goodness of God. I thank God with other believers and non-believers that Jesus saved me. I listen and dialogue play in many conversations, but I think the most effective was how I handle myself in negative situations. We never know who is watching us for strength. I am always able to say it is the Lord through faith Jesus that sustains me. Then I can say he will do the same for you too. The Road to Romans is always helpful. 🙂