This is Amy Hall here with Greg Kokel, and you are listening to Stand to Reason's hashtag STRASK podcast.

And Greg, today we have some tactics questions.

All right.

And we're going to start with one from Bob.

What are some good ways to begin and have a conversation about God with non-Christian family members?

Well, the answer to any question like that from me is always going to be to ask a question.

And the key, though, is figuring out the best time to do it and the best way to go about it.

Family can be hard to deal with.

In our case, we have five kids in our family. My sister was a year in two weeks, then me,

then Mark two years down, and Dave two years down, and Bonnie two years down. So my mom and dad

had a pretty tight shot pattern, five kids in seven years. And it was the middle child, Mark, who became a Christian first. And then

that was during the Jesus movement. Of course, there's a lot of hubbub culturally about Jesus. And so

he was all fired up and talking to us and wanting us all to get saved. And through his witness in

our life, all of the kids became Christian.

And my dad eventually became a Christian at the end of his life, but it wasn't directly

through us.

So this can happen.

This could be a really powerful way of God using someone in your life or you and your family's

life.

However, it also is rife with difficulties. Right. of God using someone in your life or you and your family's life.

However, it also is rife with difficulties.

And in the case of my dad, for example, he wasn't interested in hearing anything we had to say.

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