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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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I’m just starting to learn how to share thr Gospel with others.
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Yes. I think sharing the good news with listening and the dialogue is more effective than any other tools and resource. We are longing for a relationship and genuine conversation.
I would like to develop it more to reach out more people to Christ. Pray the Holy Spirit to get the boldness and courage needed to engage in it. -
Yes, I have already told others about Christ. Listening and dialogue take an important role in the interaction because through the listening that we can identify how to engage the dialogue with the person you are talking to. It is through the listening that you can find where to start the dialogue with the guidance of the Holy Spirit of course. For the future, I will apply the Roman road of salvation that I find very simple but effective. I will memorize the verses and always ask the Holy Spirit to equip me with zeal, boldness and love for sharing the Good news with others that God will allow me to encounter.
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Yes, listening to the other person’s faith journey and understanding where they are in their walk with Christ is important to direct the course of our dialogue with them. Sharing the gospel in simple terms using the ‘Romans road to salvation’ and the ‘ACTS’ acronym for prayer help us communicate the message to them effectively.
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I have shared Christ with others, some were already believers, and some were not believers. I’ve shared Christ on mission trips away from home and I have shared Him at home. It always seems easier sharing Him with people in another country. I think we feel better because no one knows us. We shouldn’t be ashamed to share Christ everywhere we go. After the mission trip in another country a couple times, it got easier sharing Christ at home. Some are willing to listen more and others are not.