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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. Most of the time it has centered around a problem that someone is having in life. That makes it easy to help someone with their problem by explaining the foundation of why I think the way I think. Because of the Gospel. For sure there is dialogue. It is a back and forth discussion and listening is vitally important to the process.
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I feel like I listen well and pray that their interest elicits the questions – that then lead to my sharing. I am planting seeds and letting God sow.
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Yes, by God’s grace I did share how I was converted and how He manifested His presence in my life journey. How my sins was pardoned
when He was nailed on a tree to ransom me. Most people I met would tell me that we have all the same God, and they would quote the Ten Commandments and that is where I start introducing what Christ has done being the High Priest. -
Yes. Listen a lot, share a little, and let God do the rest. I like using the Four, but could use the romans road too.
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I have shared Christ in my circle of influence. It requires listening to them to hear where they are, what they desire, or what may be missing. Asking questions is a good way to get the willing person to share more. It most importantly requires hearing what the Holy Spirit is saying. He may reveal what was not said or what is missing in focus or understanding. I am open to learning to be more effective in reaching the lost for Christ as He leads and reveals.
