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When you commit yourself to evangelize Jesus’s message, you are following His teachings and working to bring salvation to God’s children. Your main goal when you evangelize is to spread Jesus’s life-saving message to as many people as possible. However, initiating spiritual conversations isn’t always easy, especially when you’re attempting to do so with strangers. In this article, we’ll share some tips for how to start a spiritual conversation.

Tips for Entering Spiritual Conversations


  • Ask Questions - As with most situations where you are looking to connect with others and start a conversation, one of the best ways to start a spiritual conversation is by asking questions. When you ask people questions, they understand that you actually care about them, and they become more comfortable and trusting. Some of the best spiritual conversation questions to ask include:


  • How do you feel about your life?

  • How do you deal with your regrets?

  • What do you think will be your biggest contribution to the world during your life?

  • Who do you turn to when problems arise in your life?

  • How do you feel about God, religion, and spirituality?

  • Are there times when you feel close to God?

  • How do you feel about the Bible?

  • What is your most memorable spiritual experience?

  • What do you think happens after our life?


These are only a few of the questions that you can use to help start a spiritual conversation. You’ll have to determine what the best questions to ask are depending on the specific situation. No matter what questions you ask, they can help to open the conversation up to talking about spirituality.


  • Use Technology - Another great way to start spiritual conversations is by using technology and the internet. Spiritual conversations in the digital age don’t need to occur face-to-face. They can also take place over email, social media, phone and video calls, and more. For example, you can do something as simple as posting your favorite passage from the Bible and it can help to start a conversation with other people in your online communities.


  • Utilize Gospel Tracts - Some of the simplest and most effective spiritual conversation starters are gospel tracts. Gospel tracts are powerful, compelling, and colorful, so they help to draw attention to the message you are sharing. They also come in many different languages, so you can evangelize to all of God’s children and help them achieve salvation. When people see you with gospel tracts, it can help them to be more receptive to your message and to start a spiritual conversation with them.

About GO! Evangelism

GO! Evangelism Ministry is a champion of street evangelism. We have developed GO! Gospel Tracts in more than 50 languages to aid efforts preaching eternal life and hope beyond the world's hardships. Consider becoming a street evangelist by using our GO! Gospel Tracts to preach to the masses in the open streets! Contact us or visit our website to learn more and get started with spreading the message of God effectively! You can also purchase our book GO! Evangelism: So Simple, Yet So Powerful Evangelism on Amazon!

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