Sometimes the best way to share your faith is to listen to someone longer than anyone else has.

Listening is the most underrated form of persuasion there is. Almost nobody has ever been heard for more than a few minutes without being interrupted, advised or redirected, so being the person who keeps going past that point is genuinely unusual. You do not need a case, a leaflet or the right answer. Staying in the conversation after the point where everybody else changes the subject says more about what you believe than an argument would.

Ask somebody a second and third question this week. Then say nothing and let the silence do its work.