Has anyone ever asked you “Who are you?” Have you ever asked someone “Who are you?” This is continuing the series on how great questions can spark deeper conversations, because they are windows into the soul. The first article dealt with “How Are You?”, which is a very friendly, non-threatening way to start a conversation. This article asks “Who Are You?”
The key is to know that any question should be followed by listening – really listening – and responding accordingly. We may only use a few of these questions in one setting, but they should be helpful as we seek to converse and witness to others. And always remember – we may just be planting spiritual seeds, but everyone has a story and needs the Lord.
Great Questions
Who are you and how did you end up here?
Everyone has a story. What is YOUR story? You can then tell them your story, and HIS (Jesus’s) story.
Is there a song, book, movie, or work of art that describes your life?
What would you wear to a costume party?
What story about yourself or your life experience DO YOU TELL THE MOST TO OTHERS?
What story about yourself or your life experience WOULD YOU LIKE TO TELL TO OTHERS?
Do you wear a mask in daily life? If so, what is it?
What happens when you take off the mask? How does it affect your relationship with others?
What social pressures or expectations from others make you uncomfortable?
What really makes you come alive?