³ On the return visit, you might pursue the goal of starting a Bible study by saying:

◼ “I have thought about what you said on the subject of family life, and I brought you something that I think you will enjoy. [Show the Require brochure, turn to page 16, and read the six questions at the top.] Obviously, each one in the family must do his part to contribute toward family happiness. If you have just a few minutes, I will demonstrate how you can get the most benefit from this information.” Then begin studying lesson 8.

⁵ When you return, use the “Require” brochure to start a study. You could say:

◼ “I was impressed with your willingness to examine the Bible’s principles that apply to family life. Experience has shown that the best results are achieved by following the practical counsel found in the Bible. Here is a simple explanation of why that is so.” Read the first paragraph of lesson 1 in the Require brochure, including either Psalm 1:1-3 or Isaiah 48:17, 18. If the opportunity allows, consider the remainder of the lesson. Offer to return to study the next lesson together.