Sample data — illustrative numbers. Every name, quote and figure on this page is fictional.
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What works

The practices that move seekers here

Every practice your team can choose — pray, share testimony, open Scripture, reply fast, engage the barrier — ranked by how much more seekers move when it happens. Measured from your own conversations, not a best-practices poster.

Sample Ministry | July 1 – July 31, 2026
1,284
Conversations analyzed
▲ 106 vs prior period
38%
Spiritual movement rate
▲ 3.3 pts vs prior period
41%
Seekers who came back
▲ 1.4 pts vs prior period
23%
Full-Gospel rate
▲ 2.6 pts vs prior period
Your #1 lever
Prayer actually prayed
51%
spiritual movement when it happens, vs 32% without
Working

Your #1 lever this period: prayer actually prayed — 51% movement vs 32% without it. It happens in 33% of conversations; there is room to use it more. An association, not proof of cause.

Watch

Care ministry conversations run at 32% movement against your 38% average across 289 conversations — the biggest pocket of headroom this period.

Working

41% of seekers came back for another conversation after these — 529 people who chose to return. A floor, not a ceiling: seekers we can't match across visits aren't counted.

Watch

Conversations presenting all five Gospel essentials produce professions at 2.6× the rate of partial presentations (18% vs 7%). Completing the message is your clearest finishing move.

The lever board

Ranked by measured lift

Each practice compared on the share of seekers showing spiritual movement when it was present versus absent, ranked by the difference. A practice only ranks when both sides have at least 20 movement-assessed conversations. These are associations, not proof of cause — teams tend to pray in conversations already going well.

Practice Happens in Spiritual movement Lift
Prayer actually prayed
Prayer happened in the conversation
33%
When present
51%
When not
32%
+20 pts
Seeker’s barrier engaged
The responder addressed the barrier the seeker named, across all barrier types
51%
When present
47%
When not
28%
+19 pts
Prayer offered
The responder offered to pray at any point
51%
When present
47%
When not
30%
+17 pts
Personal testimony shared
The responder shared their own faith story
23%
When present
50%
When not
35%
+15 pts
First reply within 5 minutes
How fast the responder first answered — of conversations with a tracked reply time
72%
When present
41%
When not
30%
+11 pts
Scripture opened
The conversation cited at least one Bible passage
44%
When present
44%
When not
34%
+11 pts
The finishing move

What completing the Gospel does

Across 507 evangelistic conversations, the average presentation carried 3.2 Gospel elements and 23% included all five essentials.

All 5 essentials
18%
Partial Gospel
7%

Profession rate with all five essentials (114 conversations) versus a partial presentation (393) — 2.6× the rate.

Headroom

Where the next conversation is won

Conversation types running below your ministry-wide movement rate of 38%, biggest headroom first. This is where coaching moves the most people.

Conversation type Conversations Movement vs your average Headroom
Care ministry 289
This type
32%
Your average
38%
≈17 seekers
Believer encouragement 84
This type
31%
Your average
38%
≈5 seekers
Crisis 47
This type
28%
Your average
38%
≈4 seekers
Discipleship 118
This type
35%
Your average
38%
≈3 seekers

Headroom is how many more seekers would likely show movement if that type matched your ministry-wide average — an aspiration to coach toward, not a forecast. Also worth knowing: seekers starting skeptical (187 conversations) move at 22% — 17 points under your average.

Every comparison on this page is an association, not proof of cause. Use it to decide what to practice more, then watch whether the numbers follow.