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Witness Training β€’ Level 2

Share Your Story

Turn everyday conversations into Gospel opportunities. Learn to share your testimony naturally and lead someone to Christ.

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Real-Life Conversation Scenarios

Practice turning everyday conversations into Gospel opportunities

At Work

Context:

Coworker asks about your weekend

πŸ—£οΈ They Say:

""So, what did you do this weekend?""

πŸ’¬ You Respond:

""I went to church, actually. It's become the highlight of my week since I became a Christian.""

✝️ Gospel Transition:

"If they ask follow-up questions, share: "I used to think church was boring, but when I understood that Jesus died for my sins and rose again, everything changed. Do you ever think about spiritual things?""

πŸ’‘ Pro Tips:

  • Be natural, not preachy
  • Let them ask questions
  • Share your excitement authentically
  • Look for genuine interest

6 Essential Conversation Skills

Master these skills to naturally share the Gospel in any conversation

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Listen More Than You Talk

Ask questions, show genuine interest, and find out where they are spiritually.

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Ask Good Questions

Examples: "Do you have a faith background?" "What do you think happens after we die?" "Have you ever considered spiritual things?"

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Share Your Story

Your testimony is your most powerful tool. Nobody can argue with your personal experience.

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Transition to the Gospel

Bridge from your story to the Gospel: "Can I share what changed my life?" Then explain sin, cross, resurrection, repentance.

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Invite a Decision

Ask: "Does this make sense to you?" "Is there anything stopping you from trusting Jesus right now?"

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Offer to Pray

Whether they're ready or not, ask: "Can I pray for you?" Prayer opens hearts.

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Get the full 20+ page Level 2 guide with advanced conversation starters, objection handling, follow-up strategies, and real-life case studies.

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Ready for Level 3?

Once you've practiced sharing your story in conversations, it's time to take the Gospel public.