Foundations to Understand
Know the Gospel Message
The gospel is the good news that Jesus Christ, the Son of God, died for our sins, was buried, and rose again on the third day, offering forgiveness and eternal life to all who believe in Him (1 Corinthians 15:1-4).Remember Your Identity
You are a disciple of Jesus called to share His love and truth (Matthew 28:19-20). Your role is to be a witness, not to argue or coerce.
Practical Tools for Gospel Conversations
Start with Prayer
Ask the Holy Spirit to guide your words and soften hearts.Build Genuine Relationships
Invest time to know people personally, listen well, and show Christ-like love.Ask Thoughtful Questions
Use questions that invite reflection, such as:“What do you believe about God?”
“Have you ever thought about what happens after death?”
“What do you think about Jesus?”
Share Your Testimony
Briefly explain how knowing Jesus has changed your life. Personal stories resonate and connect.Explain the Gospel Clearly
Use simple language, covering:Our need because of sin (Romans 3:23)
Jesus’ sacrifice and resurrection (Romans 5:8)
The call to repent and believe (Romans 10:9-10)
Address Common Questions and Misunderstandings
Be prepared to gently clarify doubts about salvation, grace, and faith.Invite a Response
Encourage them to consider a step of faith, whether it’s prayer, questions, or further learning.
Resources to Support Sharing
Gospel Tracts or Booklets
Keep a few on hand for people to take with them.Bible or Scripture References
Have key verses ready for encouragement and clarification.Follow-Up Plan
Invite people to church, a Bible study, or one-on-one discipleship to grow in faith.
