25 Family-Focused Spiritual Conversation Starters

Fumbling for the right words to talk about the hope that’s changed your life?

Connectedness in a community is powerful—but doesn’t just happen. Learn to express Jesus through transformative empathy.

Take this inventory to learn strengths and weaknesses of your listening style—and take steps toward loving through listening.

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Jesus had a way of asking questions that, with love, exposed fears, hopes, desires. Find questions to help you get to what’s real.

God’s working around you. Where could He be tugging you to join Him? Our downloadable brainstorming map can help.

In sharing your faith, when agenda slides before concern—get this person saved!—evangelism becomes the car alarm everyone wishes would can it.

When you’re a woman leading others in the church, situations can feel sticky—even painful. What should women in the church keep in mind?

I’ve always wanted to get married, but when fear of commitment takes hold of me, I find myself wondering if it’s worth the risk.

Wondering where to take your mentoring conversations? This brief outline helps you navigate—even when you don’t know where to go.

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Wondering how to find a capable Christian counselor? One therapist offers helpful questions to locate a good match.

Personal conflict can be full of loss. Amidst anger and hurt, can helping a friend with conflict management grow them stronger?

Someone else’s struggles with God can rattle you. Here, ideas to help you help them through spiritual depression.

You want your small group to be a place of vulnerability, transparency, and growth. So how do you create a safe space for all these things?

We’ve all known leaders powerfully gifted, who were powerful … well, jerks. But the humble leader’s a different bird altogether.

Take five minutes each day for these prayers for Easter and Holy Week, to remind your family what this season’s all about.

Do we have to be perfect parents if we want our kids to find God’s peace in this life? Hardly! But we do need to point them to the One who is perfect.