Start conversations (4 mins.) INFORMAL PREACHING. Offer a Bible course (lmd lesson 4 point 4).
Publisher: Hello how are you? How are you doing at work?
Assistant: Hello, I'm fine. A little stressed with the current project.
Publisher: I understand, work stress can be exhausting.
Assistant: But you have to tell me: how do you manage to be so calm and not have so much stress? I always see you relaxed.
Publisher: Well, thanks for the compliment. Reading the Bible helps me a lot.
Assistant: Oh yeah? I find it interesting. How did it help you?
Publisher: Well, I would like to tell you more about it. The Bible says in Philippians 4:6, 7 the following:
6 Do not be anxious about anything. Rather, in any situation, through prayers and supplications, and giving thanks, let God know your requests. 7 And the peace of God, which is beyond what any human being can understand, will protect your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus.
This has helped me understand that I don't have to worry about everything, but that I can trust God and seek His guidance and protection.
Assistant: You're right. Sometimes it is important not to worry about anything, but to have someone to tell your problems to. I think that's what gives you peace.
Publisher: Exactly. And it's not only having someone to tell your problems to, but also knowing that there is someone who loves you and cares for you, even when things get difficult.
Assistant: I like that idea.
Publisher: I would like to offer you a Bible course that can help you find that peace and tranquility. We can study the Word of God together and apply it in our daily lives. Would you like it?
Assistant: What is the course like?
Publisher: In the course we analyze what the Bible says about various topics such as: who God is, what He is like, what his name is, where he is and if we can be his friends. You decide where and when to study; We adapt to your schedule and preferences.
Assistant: I understand. How long does each class last?
Publisher: Whatever is most convenient for you. Many people decide to study for an hour or so each week, but others study for only 10 or 15 minutes.
Assistant: Well, although I am not very religious, I like to learn.
Publisher: Excellent! When you want to learn how to cook a new dish, you don't just jump into the kitchen without knowing what to do. Find a recipe, follow the instructions, and practice until you get it right. Likewise, if you want to learn about the Bible and its message, it is helpful to have a guide or course that helps you understand its content and apply it to your life.
Assistant: That's true!
Publisher: If you accept the course, I want you to know that the basis of our study will be the Bible itself. God's Word has the power to touch people's hearts and help them build a strong faith.
Assistant: I understand. I like that it's Bible-based, and it doesn't cost me anything to try. So I accept.
Publisher: Excellent! I'm sure you won't regret it.
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