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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 have had many opportunities to share the Gospel with others. When I am sharing one on one with people; I like to first listen to the Holy Spirit as I listen to them share about themselves. Building a relationship is always valuable in letting them know you care. I will continue to listen to people’s needs and concerns as I pray for their souls to be transformed by the Holy Spirit.
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I have shared Christ in the past. Listening is crucial as I believe Jesus really does meet us where we are. Although I do think sometimes a truth can hurt, most of the time people need to feel seen or heard. I don’t think it is possible to have a dialogue without listening. I do believe I need to focus more on salvation of Christ instead of my own past. I tend to get excited about how much I have been saved from I am afraid the point gets missed.
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Yes & yes! Asking questions, listening, and engaging in heart conversations are always important elements in sharing the good news of Jesus Christ with someone else.
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Yes. I even used words when necessary. Listening is vital so that a proper response can be formulated. Listen to the person’s heart as they are searching for the One to fill that void. One way I can get better is by paying closer attention to those around me even when i think there is nothing going on.
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I have told others, particularly family members, about Jesus. However, as others have responded, I think it would be better to listen more and seek out where they stand now and their rationale for not following Jesus as Lord and Savior.