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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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Yes, I’ve blown it up quiet a few times trying to do it in my own strength. The older/wiser I have become…it’s much more relational and not based on pressure.
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Yes, I have. The personal sahrings are done as a result of listening and providing for the person the informatiion they want to hear, then leaving it to them to accept.
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I have told others about Christ. Listening and dialogue plays a important part because it lets you know where the individual is in receiving salvation. I can see that evangelism is a planting process that sometimes takes a while
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Yes, I have spoken to others about Christ in the past. This listening and dialogue interaction will play a significant role in my future interactions. The past interactions that I have had with others did not really have a structure like the one outlined. I went with the flow when I spoke trying to remember what I had learned at church about evangelizing. I was not confident during the discussions but just tried to hang in there and answer questions to the best of my knowledge. The techniques outlined , The Romans Road seems pretty easy to remember. I just have to commit more scriptures to memory and their meaning and be ready to share my testimony anytime. This will build my confidence and make evangelism more effective.
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I have told people about Christ in the past, and for some they considered it an option to consider Christ further. While other people tried to demean people into a faith without first hearing from them. I will come back to this lesson to work on getting back out there to share the gospel with others.