First conversation (3 min.): Use the conversation ideas and overcome a common objection in your territory (th lec. 12).
PUBLISHER: Good morning, the purpose of my visit is …….
HOUSEWIFE: You know I'm very busy, so I don't have time to pay attention to you.
PUBLISHER: I understand, like all of us, we have many things to do, and we understand that you are busy, but we are talking about an issue that affects us all. Don't you think it is an interesting subject?
HOUSEHOLDER: Well, what is it about?
PUBLISHER: First of all, my name is (), what about yours?
HOUSEHOLDER: (..)
PUBLISHER: Nice to meet you (..), on this day, we have been talking with all the people in the area, raising a simple question about where we can find good advice for life, what do you think?
HOUSEHOLDER: I believe in the word of God.
PUBLISHER: Yes, but despite being the word of God, many people believe that the Bible is outdated, an old-fashioned book, but how would you react if you were shown that the Bible is still in force?
HOUSEHOLDER: Well, they would change their opinion about the Bible.
PUBLISHER: That's right, in God's own word a text is shown where it explains what God's word is useful for, here in 2 Timothy 3:16, 17, please read it.
HOUSEHOLDER: It says ...
PUBLISHER: Thanks for reading. What is the Bible for?
HOUSEHOLDER: Teach, censor, rectify, even to train.
PUBLISHER: Yes, the text says that the Bible is useful for many topics, very few current books can cover more than one topic, but in the word of God all the topics that are of interest to people are covered, do you think the same?
HOUSEHOLDER: I think so.
PUBLISHER: Good, but despite that, many people mistrust the teachings of the Bible, but do you think the Bible can defend itself against such mistrust?
HOUSEHOLDER: Of course I do.
PUBLISHER: Okay, so that's fine if I show you on another occasion what the Bible says on that issue, okay?
HOUSEHOLDER: Very good, see you later.
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