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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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Listening and asking questions of the persons views seem most productive in further conversations with non believers
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Yes, I have told others about Christ and that is something I continue to do to this day. It is important to share the Word of God with unbelievers as well as believers. Opening a dialogue to discuss Jesus requires one to be a listener as well as a speaker. It is extremely important to hear what the other recipient has to say. Often times, we want to do all the talking, but sometimes, it is just as important to listen to what the other person as to say so we ca be led by the Holy Ghost to provide the right path the person should take. Keep in mind, your life may be the only Bible some people may read.
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I have told others about what Christ has done for me and how I believe that God takes care of us and every struggle we go through. However, I have not spoken in the way I think I should. I belive that in future I should cultivate an interest in the other person by listening and praying for the leading of the Holy Spirit, even before I make the slightest move.
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Yes. I have but not often enough. When I think back, I realize I didn’t use an organized format or technique to share the Gospel. In the future, I will be more intentional about using the techniques more effectively.
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I have shared the gospel with others before, each one was a learning experience for sure. As I am growing in my understanding of the gospel and my relationship with Jesus, I am becoming more confident and less intimidated by the idea of sharing the gospel.
The learning gained from the lecture and reading resources here have given me much to follow and I am even more equipped in how to present the gospel by the Romans Road technique, this is very helpful to me.