Monthly Archives: August 2010

It’s an age old saying “which came first, the chicken or the egg?” This tract is designed to get people thinking. You must fall on one side or the other. Evolution teaches that as things evolved, eventually a chicken egg … Continue reading →

One Million Tracts has several riddle tracts that are fun to hand out. I heard this riddle one day, “when is 90 greater than 100” and thought it would be a fun riddle to put on a tract. The idea … Continue reading →

The This is the Verdict tract was the first tract designed, developed and printed by Bezeugen Ministries. The idea stemmed from using John 3:19 in witnessing. The verse actually tells why any person will not be saved; because they choose … Continue reading →

The idea for the Reject the Gospel tract originated from my friend Adam Evans. We were out doing a witnessing event one weekend in Dallas and we noticed that some people would throw the tracts away. Adam thought it would … Continue reading →

Tom and Michele Burgee assist with the tract club by mailing out the welcome packs to people who enroll in the club. They were making plans to do an outreach at the St Louis Arch and asked for some assistance … Continue reading →

Our initial experience with making tracts to send overseas was with the Good News / Bad News tract. After printing thousands of these and sending them overseas, we got word from our missionary in Uganda that it would be helpful … Continue reading →

A few years ago Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman made a movie that popularized the idea of The Bucket List in which they play a couple of terminally ill patients and make a list of things to do before they … Continue reading →

There are a number of tracts out on the market that talk about being good enough to go to Heaven. Proverbs 20:8 says that a man will declare his own goodness. The real question about goodness is whose standard of … Continue reading →

In the beginning of 2009, I received an email from a man in Uganda asking for evangelism resources. We mailed him a couple of hundred “good person comic” tracts. He was thrilled to have them. He indicated a great need … Continue reading →