A Shrine, a Waiter, and a Hairstylist: Who’s Really Open to God?
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A Shrine, a Waiter, and a Hairstylist: Who’s Really Open to God?
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A huge idol statue. A shrine. Everything about the room said he wasn’t interested. Then he asked me to sit down and tell him a Bible story.
In this solo episode of Dare to Multiply, I talk about the quiet assumptions that keep us from starting spiritual conversations, and why they’re wrong more often than we think. I share three real stories: a man with a shrine in his home in India, a waiter in Anaheim, and my Ghanaian hairstylist. I also share research showing how badly we misjudge strangers’ willingness to talk. We look at Philip and the chariot in Acts 8, Jesus’ words in John 4:35, and one simple practice anyone can use this week: start with appreciation, then offer prayer.
Whether you pastor in the suburbs or make disciples among the unreached, this episode will help you open your eyes to who’s really open to God.
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