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Conversations with Jehovah’s Witnesses: A Friendly Approach to Sharing the Truth About God and the Bible is unavailable, but you can change that!

An unfamiliar car parks near your house, and two pleasant-looking folks approach your front door. The doorbell rings, and after exchanging pleasantries, your unexpected guests offer you some literature from the Watchtower Society. What will you say? What should you say? Should you engage your visitors in conversation at all? And if so, how? Trusted Bible teacher Ron Rhodes guides you through...

have the opportunity to respond soon enough. As they share their heresies, don’t roll your eyes, clench your teeth, cross your arms, make a fist, cluck your tongue, furrow your brow, breathe out loud and rapid exhales, or engage in any other theatrics. Just keep a pleasant look on your face and let them speak. Your patient listening will pay off. Listening Shows Interest and Care Listening demonstrates to people that you care about them and are interested in them. It shows that your verbal engagement