How do you stop someone from preaching to you?

Try to ignore them.

1. Try to avoid making eye contact with the person. If they are simply preaching to whoever will listen, they will seek out eye contact with people.
2. To keep the situation from being awkward, you could take out your phone and pretend to be answering it, talking, or texting.

How do you respond to someone trying to convert you?

Originally Answered: How do I respond to people who are trying to convert me to their religion? Smile politely. Acknowledge their beliefs. Say “no thank you” and move on about your day.

How do you deal with religious fanatics?

Easy. Just ignore them and cut off their conversation and just walk away. Persecution is a common thing among many faiths. In most cases, fanatics are so deep-seated int their own beliefs that they will go to whatever extent it takes to make someone feel like crap by telling them that they’re wrong.

How can I stop being mocked for my faith?

He trusted the Father to vindicate Him. If you are mocked for your faith, keep your cool and bite your lip. Don’t let angry people push your button. God will give you wise words to say if you let His love control your tongue. 3.

Why should I pray for people who mock my beliefs?

Praying for those who are hostile to your beliefs will enable you see them from God’s perspective. He loves people—even those who mock Him. So should we. After you’ve corrected your attitude, you are more likely to say words that are inspired by the Holy Spirit.

How do you respond to a challenge to your faith?

Here are three simple ways you can respond to a challenge to your faith. When Jesus commanded us to make disciples and to propagate the gospel, I doubt He meant that we were supposed to ram it down people’s throats. Reality is that God gives every single person a choice whether to follow Him or to follow their own ways or the ways of this world.

What does the Bible say about standing for your faith?

1 Peter 3:15 says, “Have no fear of them, nor be troubled, but in your hearts honor Christ the Lord as holy, always being prepared to make a defense to anyone who asks you for a reason for the hope that is in you; yet do it with gentleness and respect.” As Christians, we should be ready to stand for our faith, but what does that really look like?