Category Archives: Background

Each month it takes more than 50 man hours to pack the tracts to go into the mail. This includes ordering the tracts, counting them into stacks of 7, writing a letter, editing it, and printing it. The final step … Continue reading →

One time I was sharing the Gospel at a park near my house. We like to do this by handing out bottles of water and Gospel tracts and then striking up conversations with people by saying “there is a warning … Continue reading →

Nearly two years ago, the Lord placed it on my heart to write a book that could be handed out to people we witnessed to. I invited my friend Todd to co-author the book with me. We made a plan … Continue reading →

January 22 is the 40th anniversary of Roe v Wade, the case that legalized abortion in the United States. We don’t want to “celebrate” the anniversary per se, but rather use it as a segway to the Gospel. I hand … Continue reading →

Several months ago we released the Biggest Gamble tract. After sending it out, I received a call from one of the tract club members indicating that a new casino was opening near his favorite fishing hole and wondered what I … Continue reading →

There is an interesting quote that goes like this: “Live every day as if it were your last and then some day you’ll be right.” H.H. “Breaker” Morant When we make a new tract we like to hand out a … Continue reading →

This is the third version of the Where Will You Spend Eternity tract. The first version featured an offer for the book “One Heartbeat Away”. The second version features a QR Code that could be scanned with a smart phone … Continue reading →

A simple question “are you ready?” can open the door to some amazing spiritual conversations. We made t-shirts with the saying on it and then you don’t even have to open your mouth. Just walk into the mall and someone … Continue reading →

Jesus was the first to use water as a transition from the natural to the spiritual. Take a few minutes to read John 4 where Jesus speaks to the woman at the well. At our outreaches we often give out … Continue reading →

We have taught our Basic Evangelism Training Seminar over 50 times. Each time we teach it we get to a point in the seminar where we ask “what stops you from sharing the Gospel?” Family Feud style, the overwhelming number … Continue reading →