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Articles on sharing the gospel with the Bridge illustration.
- How to Share the Gospel in One Minute (Simple Script)
Say four plain truths—God made us, sin separates us, Jesus died and rose, we trust him—then ask a question; a one-minute gospel script you can adapt.
- How to Start a Gospel Conversation: Questions to Ask
Pray, watch for a natural opening, ask honest questions, listen well, then share the gospel briefly—how to start a gospel conversation without forcing it.
- How to Share the Gospel With Someone: Simple Steps
Ask permission, listen, then explain in four plain parts that God made us, sin separates us, Jesus died and rose, and we trust him—a simple step-by-step way to share the gospel with someone.
- How to Answer Common Objections to the Gospel
Listen first, answer briefly and honestly from Scripture, and keep the friendship—gentle replies to common objections when sharing your faith.
- Bridge Illustration vs Romans Road vs Three Circles
The Bridge illustration, Romans Road, and Three Circles tell the same gospel; choose by whether your listener learns best from a picture, Bible verses, or a story of brokenness.
- Bridge Illustration Verses and What Each One Means
Each Bridge illustration verse names God's love, our sin, the cross, and trusting Jesus—here is what the key references mean in context.