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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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Sharing my testimonies and while having conversations listening for statements and emotions that open door for me to share the word. Listening and dialogue is very important so that you know the word is being received and understanding is present
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Yes, I usually do this by just sharing my story of where I was and where I am now due to my faith.
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Yes I have.
Listening and dialogue were very important in my interaction because they made understanding easy. Listening leads to comprehension and more questions followed which lead to more answers. -
I’ve never had the opportunity to speak about Christ to others, but this is primarily due to the fact that I am an extremely new believer in the gospels and am still soaking in the stories and ideals of the Bible.
In the past, when I’ve befriended believers of Christ, they’ve done an incredible job of meeting me at my level and informing me of the greatness of their faith, which has slowly but surely led me to my continuing studies of Jesus Christ, both the man and the spirit.
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I’ve shared a little be not much really. I do believe we need to be sensitive to the spirit, When I have come in contact with someone I have asked the Lord that my words be his words. Only Jesus can change a heart and a mind.
I do want to share, Jesus gave me a burden for my dad. My dad did accept the Lord as his saviour but never went to church or read a bible. I prayed for my dad everyday. I didn’t verbally share with my dad. Never felt impressed to share Jesus with him. However just before my dad past away, I did find out that he would talk about me. He told people his daughter is a christian and is devoted and committed to God. Which brings me to tears just thinking about it again. It shows just how wonderful, merciful and how much Our Lord Jesus really loves us, because I also know my dad is in heaven. Only Jesus can change a heart. Kim Vardy