God Space (Revised Edition)

Where Spiritual Conversations Happen Naturally

A friend, co-worker, family member, or someone you just met is talking—and you sense God nudging you to say something.

But what?

Welcome to God Space.

Where the Holy Spirit can do amazing things through everyday conversations. Where honesty and transparency allow for discovery and deep connection. Where lives are challenged and changed.

Connect with these real-life stories of how ordinary people learned to engage others in rich spiritual conversations that open doors instead of slamming them shut.

God Space (Revised Edition) is…

• Filled with even more of Doug Pollock's personal examples and stories. He shares a simple and effective outreach approach called "active wondering"—a process that sparks curiosity and encourages you to ask questions that grow your own spiritual life.
• Practical and engaging.
• Discover how to…

• God Space has been helping people have natural conversations about God for 15 years with more than 100,000 copies sold worldwide.

  • recognize and take advantage of opportunities to talk about spiritual matters in an unforced, genuine way;
  • ask open-ended, judgment-free questions that lead to deeper understanding;
  • improve listening skills;
  • reclaim missed opportunities to discuss spiritual matters;
  • and give up the illusion that Christians can manipulate or argue people into God's kingdom.
  • Empathetic. Learn the importance of being not only willing but eager to listen to people and earn the privilege to talk about faith…so you can guide spiritual discussions that are more about loving others than trying to force-feed Christian beliefs.

  Refreshed and updated. This revised edition promises the same practical advice that makes evangelism feel natural. Plus, it has more insights Doug has gleaned over the past 15 years, more helpful tips on how to listen more and talk less, and a brand-new final chapter devoted to how to have respectful, God-honoring conversations in the highly polarized culture we live in today.