The Cold-Case Christianity Podcast Why Evangelism Requires Good Jury Selection
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Jun 18, 2025 The discussion highlights the critical role of jury selection in both criminal trials and evangelism. Key attributes for selecting jurors—passion and open-mindedness—are essential for effective outreach. Personal biases and experiences shape how individuals perceive beliefs, making humility crucial for meaningful conversations. The need to manage expectations in evangelism is emphasized, along with the importance of listening to differing perspectives. Ultimately, the parallels drawn between jury dynamics and faith-sharing reveal valuable insights into effective communication.
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Success Starts With Jury Selection
- Cases are usually won at jury selection, not during the trial itself.
- Selecting jurors who are receptive and open is crucial to success in any case, including evangelism.
Seek Passionate Jurors Or Listeners
- Look for passionate people who show genuine interest when sharing your beliefs.
- Avoid wasting efforts on apathetic individuals who are disinterested or disengaged.
Prioritize Open-Minded Jurors
- Choose open-minded individuals who can set aside biases and fairly consider evidence.
- If someone is closed-minded, pray for God to open their heart rather than rely on persuasion alone.
