MY ANSWER

Why are some people always trying to get people to believe exactly like they do?
Billy Graham writes, "Have you ever asked yourself why your friend hopes to get you to do these things? Is it just because he wants to win an argument with you? I doubt it."

MY ANSWER

How can I convince my neighbor that the Bible is true, and that he needs to give his life to Jesus?
Billy Graham writes, "Someone has said that the only 'Bible' some people will ever read is the one they see demonstrated in the life of a Christian."

MY ANSWER

A man I work with gets very upset whenever anyone brings up the subject of religion. Why is this?
Billy Graham writes, "I don't know exactly why this person gets so upset whenever God is mentioned—but have you ever thought about asking him? You might not get a calm answer, but it would be interesting to see what he says."

MY ANSWER

I think we should let people believe whatever they want to, as long as they aren't hurting anyone.
Billy Graham writes, "I'm sorry if you have been offended by what you call 'overzealous Christians' ... But the real issue is this: Can we know God and His will for our lives?"

MY ANSWER

How should I deal with someone who wants nothing to do with God, and cuts me off if I mention anything about God or Jesus or church?
Billy Graham writes, "I'm grateful you are concerned about your friend's spiritual condition, because even if she denies it, she needs the forgiveness and new life that only Christ can give to her."

MY ANSWER

How can I tell my non-religious extended family that I've found Jesus without sounding like I think I'm better than they are?
Billy Graham writes, "Pray for your family every day, and ask God to open up opportunities to share with them one-on-one how you came to know Christ."

MY ANSWER

How can I break through my husband's shell and make him see he needs to give his life to Jesus?
Billy Graham writes, "I'm thankful you want to see your husband come to Christ; not only does he need Jesus for his eternal salvation, but he would be a better and happier person if he had Christ in his heart."

MY ANSWER

A friend of mine just laughs when I tell him he needs to give his life to Christ or he won't go to heaven.
Billy Graham writes, "

MY ANSWER

We moved to a new town several months ago and started going to a new church. We like it for the most part, but they spend a lot of time talking about foreign missions and we aren't used to this. Are foreign missions still necessary?
Jesus' command has never been canceled: "Go into all the world and preach the good news to all creation" (Mark 16:15).

MY ANSWER

My grandparents are very religious, and every time we visit them they get me in a corner and talk to me about Jesus. Why can't they lay off and let me live my own life? They can't force me to believe in God.
If your grandparents didn't care about you and your soul they wouldn't bother telling you about Jesus - but they do care, and they know that a life lived for Christ is far more satisfying than a life lived without Him.

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