Make a Christian Statement

Are you the only Bible some people "read?"

But just how can we do that? It's our goal here at Christian Statement to help you practice lifestyle evangelism. Throughout this site are numerous articles, resources and tools that can help you be obedient to Jesus.

Here's some suggestions on how to share Christ.

• Look for common interests. With most people, it does little good to hit people over the head with a Bible. Instead, talk about common interests, problems, experiences. In other words, build a relationship.
• Ask questions that let you go for Biblical direction. "Have you read what the Bible says about this?" Or "Can we see what the Bible says about this?" Always present the Bible as an authoritative resource. Try some humor.You know the acronym for BIBLE: Basic...Instructions...Before...Leaving...Earth.
• Share your story. Tell about your life BC - Before Christ. And your life AC - After Christ. Learn to be able to give your personal testimony in three minutes or left.
• Don't be afraid to say you don't know the answer to a particular question or problem. Offer to check it out and promise to get back with an answer or scriptural reference. And do so.
• Remember your witness. Often, before a friend or coworker seeks spiritual counsel, they've been watching you for weeks. If you stress out or lose your temper, apologize. No one expects you to be perfect. It's how you handle difficulties that often open the door for a conversation.
• Seek out open doors for a continuing dialogue. Don't try to deal with every issue in one meeting.Take time to discuss one or two in depth. Try to arrange follow up discussion times.
• Invite them to church. There they can find true spiritual community. Offer to pick them p and drive them and treat them to lunch afterwards.
• Practice lifestyle evangelism. Have a Bible always handy. Wear Christian T-shirts or jewelry where appropriate. Many a spiritual conversation has started because of a T-shirt.