How do you get someone to believe in God?

I agree with all that has been said - you can never force anyone to believe in God or anything else for that matter.

If someone is genuinely seeking for God, then one of the ways they often find Him is through others who believe. I've never heard of anyone coming to a believing faith by being hit over the head with a big stick and harangued with Bible verse after Bible verse, but I've known many people drawn to faith by the love, kindness and concern of other believers. 

So if you want someone to believe in God - let them see what He looks like in you and maybe that'll start the ball rolling.

You can't "make" people believe in anything. Information is offered, and decisions are made from there. So essentially, the decision whether or not to believe in ...whatever...is an individual choice, and people can become defensive when attempts are made to "make" them think in a certain way.

You cant get anyone to believe in God.Many have tried and many have died.....what you can tell them is the great stories of god and if they question then tell them some miracle will happen with them someday too!

A person should see Christ in us 

Words are not necessary 

In an Australian detective story, an American visitor was baffled when an overly-religious person was called "a wowser". When he asked for an explanation, he was told, "An amateur ayatollah."

Pushing your religion at non-believers is the surest way to alienate them. Not a good idea.

There are many types of non-religious person from the lazily apathetic to those who vigorously press their atheism. Most of us lie somewhere in the middle, and many of us had religious upbringings which we threw aside as we developed the ability to reason.

Some of us -- believe it or not -- know even more than the people who try to preach at us.

I'm sorry if that sounds negative, but that's the way it is.

You don't. People come to God (or don't) on their own.

You can tell them your beliefs about God if they ask, but proselytizing never works, in my opinion.

Also, nothing makes me more certain that there is a God than the number of self proclaimed atheists that spend so much time and energy attacking something they claim doesn't exist.

You do it by showing them how a person of God conducts them self and cultivating a respectful, humble spirit. You do it with love, with patience, and with mildness. (1 Peter 1: 14-16) Then, if they want to know about your faith, feel free explain it to them. 

Religion is a choice and everyone has different views. You cannot make someone believe, you can only offer the information you have and if they chose to look further into it then you can help them along they way. However, you should never try to force your beliefs on someone else, just because something is right for you doesn't mean it will be right for everyone.

Everyone has their own belief.

You respect their views as you would expect them to respect YOURS.

In this instance, feel free to be that "Beacon of Hope" in your faith, but do it reflectively and quietly. If you really have something someone else wants as well . . They will ask you.