Conversation Starters for Christians
With all the Conversation Starters out there, why another one? It’s simple! As Christians, we have a spiritual component to our lives that the typical Conversation Starter question does not address. Crossfire Conversation Starters for Christians has questions specifically designed to create connection and community and to encourage faith. Each question can cause you to think and be inspired to have deep, exciting and meaningful conversations.
- Powerful tool to spark interaction and take your conversations to the next level. There are 400 thought provoking questions that breakdown communication barriers in order to build relationships, cultivate connection, openness and vulnerability.
- Improve your quality time with other Christians by asking questions that inspire life lessons, encourage confessions and provide insights to learn more about faith and walking with God.
- Listening to others’ journeys of faith will encourage you to be your best self for God.
- Empowers you to know the people in your life in a more meaningful way. Helps you to know and understand others and yourself better.
- No rules. Just great conversation. There are 2 levels of questions – the shallow end and the deep end. The shallow end is just that – an opportunity to test the waters for trust and vulnerability. The deep end challenges individuals to be vulnerable and open. Furthermore, many questions will trigger other questions to increase understanding and connection.
- 2 Categories of questions:
- The Shallow End = Questions for those relationships that trust is still being built.
- Is there a Christian music artist that you especially love? What do you like about their music?
- If God offered you a superpower, what would you want it to be?
- The Deep End = Questions for those who want to move into greater intimacy and connection.
- What was your church experience like while you were growing up?
- How did your relationship with your birth father impact your view of Father God?
- The Shallow End = Questions for those relationships that trust is still being built.
- Perfect gift for:
- Christians looking to go deeper in their relationships with other Christians.
- Church leaders and small group leaders seeking to stimulate community in their people.
- Youth group leaders wanting their youth to connect more with one another and the Lord.
- Christian Life Coaches who want to spur their clients to go deeper with God and others.
The testimony below is from Denise Archer, whom God is calling to go online using a platform called Clubhouse and set up a room to share the four keys to hearing God's voice with others. She is looking for 3-5 co-leaders to help lead this group. Her contact information is: Denise Archer - 210-867-6864 - Denisearcher4@yahoo.com. Who knows? Maybe it is another media platform that God is calling you to get online with and begin introducing people to supernatural encounters with God. Pray and see what God is saying. Here is Denise's testimony.
When I was asked in a seminar this week how I defined “anointing,” I was astounded that I couldn’t answer the question with a precise, clear definition. So I admitted that I couldn’t adequately answer the question, and decided on the spot that I would explore Scripture and get a simple, practical, working definition of what it means to “be anointed.” On reflection, I realize that some believe the anointing is shaking or falling down or roaring or shouting. These may all be responses to the anointing, but what exactly is the anointing?
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I have ministered in black churches, and attended a church that was predominantly black, and I have a black son-in-law. We have black faculty and students in our university. I have never experienced a problem in any of these relationships, so it has been hard for me to understand the level of intensity we see sweeping our nation.
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