The Four Arrows

A Biblical Path for Gospel Conversations


The Gospel Conversation P.A.T.H

P- Prepare A- Ask T-Truth H- Happens

  • P- Prepare

    Pray: (Colossians 4: 2-6)


    * Doors to be opened

    * Wisdom

    * Boldness, Opportunities, Burden

    * Individuals


    Practice:


    Practice sharing the Gospel ( 1 Peter 3:15)


    Plan:


    Present ourselves as approved workmen ( 2 Tim. 2:15)


  • A- Ask

    Ask personal questions


    Ask spiritual questions


    Ask transitional questions

  • T- Truth

    Tell them the Gospel. ( Use the Four Arrows)

  • H- Happens

    Red- Mock and/or rejected the Gospel


    Yellow- Would like to hear more about the Gospel


    Green- Believed the Gospel


The Content of the 4 Arrows


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The Gospel Conversation | 4 Arrows

As ambassadors for Christ, we are entrusted with the message of reconciliation, urging others to be reconciled to God...

Jon Ballard • 3/9/2025

God

  • God is good.
  • God created everything good.
  • Creation was good.
  • Relationships were good.
  • Our fellowship with God was good.

Man

  • God created everything good.
  • Sin broke our relationship with God.
  • We are separated from God and unable to save ourselves.
  • God loves us and does not want us to perish.
  • God made a way for us to be reconciled to Him.
  • This good news is the Gospel.

Gospel

  • God loved us even though we sinned.
  • God sent Jesus to die for our sins and rise again.
  • This is the Gospel—the Good News.
  • Through Jesus, we receive forgiveness, righteousness, restoration, and eternal life.

Response

  • The Bible calls us to repent and believe the Gospel.
  • Repentance is turning from sin and turning to God.
  • Faith is trusting in Jesus' death and resurrection for the forgiveness of sins.
  • Saving faith is more than intellectual agreement—it is wholehearted trust in Christ alone.


Gospel PATH Guide

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