How do I begin speaking to others when evangelizing?

Question

I know that God has called me to make disciples in my school.
I have no idea how to begin the conversation.
My idea was talking to different person about God every week.
I know most will turn away, but If I am able to bring at least one person to God, let God be blessed.
So, how do I begin talking about God?

I just got back from a mission trip and I really am committed and want to be a humble and obediant servent of God, so even if it maybe embarassing, I don't care. So you can give me any answer.

Answer 1

Jesus said, "take care that you do not plan in advance what to say, because the Holy Spirit will instruct you at that time what to say."

So you see, Jesus actually exhorts us NOT to plan how we evangelize. We are to trust that the power of the Holy Spirit will be enough to instruct our tongue at the right moment. That is true faith. Don't worry about planning, just pray and have faith that your Father will be with you when you speak.

Answer 2

"May I...?" is a good start, provided you take "no" for an answer.

Beyond that, considering their views of God and reality to have equal weight with yours in conversation is an excellent stance. They, too, are human beings with beliefs and convictions.

Would someone who is even more convinced than you be right on the grounds of their certainty? You wouldn't accept that, so don't attempt to apply that to others.

But my e-mail is open, you can always talk to me, a non-Christian.
And I'm not a Christian.

Answer 3

Well consider this, the one you may bring to god is insiginificant compared to the hundreds of others you turn off him forever, with your annoying, arrogant and ridiculous rantings. Instead improve your own mind, read more books (non-religious) and you will not feel so much need to persecute the rest of us with childish fairytales.