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Share Faith with confidence

We help everyday Christians stir gospel curiosity in everyday places.

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Share faith without feeling stuck

Most evangelism training starts in the wrong place. It assumes people are already interested in God. But people are distracted and disinterested.

Let's start where they are starting instead.

What if everyone in your church felt more confident about:

  • Where to start
  • What questions people are asking
  • How to stir curiosity
  • How the gospel speaks to our deepest needs

We show you how to reach the indifferent, the uncurious and the 'spiritual, but not religious'.

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How can I get better at sharing faith?

Getting better at sharing your faith isn’t about learning high-pressure tactics, memorizing a script, or forcing yourself to approach complete strangers. Most often, everyday evangelism is simply about:

Learning to listen intentionally to the people around you.

Asking open-ended questions that naturally invite deeper conversation.

Authentically sharing how the gospel is actively changing your daily life.

Pacing alongside the friends, family, and coworkers you already know.

If you focus on these simple shifts, you will naturally find yourself stepping into more—and far more comfortable—faith conversations.

Free Evangelism Tools to Help You Start

Start to Stir is here to support you at every stage of your journey. Depending on what you need, explore our practical resources:

Looking for simple faith-starting questions? Download our free 20 Questions Tool to confidently break the ice.

• Wanting to learn together with your church or small group? Check out our video-based Small Group Evangelism Study.

• Need inspiration to spark curiosity in an indifferent culture? Watch our Soul Stirrer Videos to learn how to meet people exactly where they are starting when it comes to faith.

How can I train my church to share faith?

Most church leaders are looking for a practical, low-pressure, ready-to-use tool that addresses the specific cultural reality your lay people face every day. Many traditional evangelism studies (like Becoming a Contagious Christian or Talking Jesus) suggest approaches that are often best suited to reach people who already understand church culture. To truly equip lay people today, training must build confidence to reach those who have absolutely no church background.

The Start to Stir Small Group Evangelism Study bridges this exact gap. It is an eight-session video series that is ready-to-use and comes complete with group discussion questions and downloadable workbooks for leaders and participants. The gentle approach presented in the videos will help your people overcome fear and get into natural faith conversations with the spiritually curious, the ‘spiritual but not religious,’ and the spiritually indifferent.

What does Start to Stir do?

Start to Stir creates practical Christian evangelism training and resources that help everyday Christians share their faith. Depending on what you need, explore our practical resources:

Looking for simple faith-starting questions? Download our free 20 Questions Tool to confidently break the ice.

• Wanting to learn together with your church or small group? Check out our video-based Small Group Evangelism Study.

• Need inspiration to spark curiosity in an indifferent culture? Watch our Soul Stirrer Videos to learn how to meet people exactly where they are starting when it comes to faith.

What is Start to Stir's approach to evangelism?

Start to Stir believes we need to rethink where we start when sharing the gospel in secular cultures. Many Christians want to share their faith but don't feel confident because they don't know where to start and are uncomfortable with scripted approaches to evangelism. We encourage Christians to start where people are—listening to their questions, experiences, longings and spiritual curiosity. We help Christians recognise these “signposts” and use them as natural starting points for conversations that can lead towards God, Jesus and the gospel.