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WHERE WOULD YOU GO IF YOU DIED TONIGHT?
- A challenge from the very first sentence.
- Useful to leave in prominent places where people may only read the title.
- Warns of judgment to come.
- Uses 10 Commandments to show we have all sinned.
- Enables you to quickly ask, “Do you know the answer?”, if someone pauses after taking it or you see them again, which can lead to a conversation.
WHAT IF IT WERE TRUE...?
- Makes people consider the consequences of the Bible being true.
- Explains reasons why the Bible is true.
- Shows prophecy is very precise in the Bible.
- Challenges the myth of evolution.
DON’T WAIT ‘TIL IT’S TOO LATE!
- A very direct wake up call to those who don’t consider the consequences of rejecting God.
- Shows how Jesus referred very clearly to Hell when He related what happened to Lazarus & the Rich Man.
- Gives clear Gospel message
CHRISTMAS -
- Explains how preparation for the first Christmas started before the world began.
- Explains why Jesus came, and
- How we need to be prepared to meet Him ourselves.
CHRISTMAS -
- Over 300 specific prophecies were fulfilled in Jesus’ lifetime
- The promises of His return are due to be fulfilled
- Could this be the last Christmas before the Rapture?!
- Emphasises the need to be ready.
EASTER -
- Was Jesus really born to die?
- Why could not someone else have died instead of Jesus?
- Explains how Jesus was completely sinless and yet took the penalty of our sins for us.
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These tracts are designed to:
• Give a challenge from the very first sentence,
• Explain the gospel as clearly as possible in simple terms,
• Encourage a response to the message by suggesting a prayer at the end,
• Offer further literature to those who want to find out more,
• Suggest web sites to visit for further research,
• Be low cost so they can be given out freely and unreservedly.
• Explain the gospel as clearly as possible in simple terms,
• Encourage a response to the message by suggesting a prayer at the end,
• Offer further literature to those who want to find out more,
• Suggest web sites to visit for further research,
• Be low cost so they can be given out freely and unreservedly.
More expensive tracts may be glossy with a colourful photo, but often they don’t give a quick challenge or offer further literature. These offer a direct challenge from the start and provide further explanation to those who are willing to read more.
There is an urgency to bring a direct challenge, as the Lord’s return is imminent!
More to follow (God willing)...
