You Gotta Ask

How to Have Meaningful Conversations with Anyone Using Compelling Questions

De: Jon Strain, Pam Strain

Narrado por: Jon Strain, Pam Strain

Most people have significant God and life questions they rarely explore well. You Gotta Ask is a unique ministry tool full of compelling questions to help anyone engage others in meaningful conversations. Compelling questions hijack the brain and encourage deeper exploration of a topic.

You Gotta Ask is about creating transformation in people’s lives by steering them toward Christ. This book is a roadmap on how to make friends for eternity. It starts with a simple question you can ask anyone: Assuming there is a God, and you could ask God anything, what would you ask?

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Lowers the barriers

This book offers great support by lowering the barriers in the Christian walk. The questions that “ You Gotta Ask” are great examples of non-confrontational conversation starters that encourage me to speak with others about Jesus. It also encourages me, a senior citizen new believer, in my own relationship with Jesus by reaffirming I am hard wired to be in relation to Him.

Strong message…poor narration

I thought that John and Pam’s message was good, but the narration missed the mark.

Non intrusive ways to start conversations

We used this book in a small group setting . We discussed the assigned chapter(s) and how we applied it during the week. The book prompted amazing discussion of how people we spoke to during each week responded, as well as encouraged each other .This book really gives you very non intrusive ways to start a conversation, or just put a question in someone's head that they will likely think about. You are encouraged to just leave it at that and maybe come back later to query some more. This is what I've been looking for. So, now I Gotta Ask...I listened to this on Audible and read the book. Audible is well worth the listen, because the Authors, Jon & Pam are the readers and it gives you a bit more feeling for where they are coming from.