We’d love to help equip you in some questions you could ask during your everyday conversations.

Let's explore a few examples of how casual conversations have led to profound connections.

People need people, we were not created to do life alone.

If you think someone may be suicidal, then communicating with them about this is essential. Let's break down what that should look like and make it something not so confronting.

When God is misrepresented, it turns people away from Jesus.

Asking open-ended questions, actively listening, and showing empathy can facilitate a sense of comfort and trust

Fear is a natural emotion, but it doesn’t have to be a normal behaviour.

Sometimes the answer can lie within ourselves taking a stocktake of our actions and motives.

If we want to connect well, it’s important that we continually grow our skills for good conversations.

You don’t need to have all the answers, you just need to ask the right questions!

Sometimes the thought of sharing your faith with someone can feel daunting and it’s hard to know where to start. You’re not alone!

It’s a two-way conversation and an invitation with no pressure.

Be a Christian that connects, it brings life and change.

God made us all different, so different beliefs are ok, and God made us with the ability to choose

It’s best to avoid trying to make the person feel better, the element that makes something better is connection.

Do you ever find yourself chatting with people online? Here’s some tips for you

10 tips we have for our Response Team to engage in meaningful and life-giving conversations

It’s always better to hear the honest truth of people’s opinions rather than just telling them your own.

For too long we have been telling people about Jesus who are not ready to hear.

The best practice for our online chats is to keep answers conversational, and short, sharing a little at a time with questions in between.