I write these things to you who believe in the name of the Son of God, that you may know that you have eternal life. (1 John 5:13)
What do you believe? That is the title of the new tract this month. This tract was designed by our ministry partner at One Million Tracts. It’s a great discussion starter. I’ve been handing them out for some time now and striking up conversations with people. You can easily move from the tract to the Gospel simply by asking another question “what is more important, what you believe or what is true?”
I recently was talking with a young man who said “I can’t believe in a God who would create Hell.” So I asked him a few questions to find out what he believes. “Science”, he said. Okay, so I pointed at a tree and asked where did it come from. Essentially what followed was a sequence of questions asking where did that come from. Where did the tree come from? A seed? Where did the seed come from? The ground. Where did the ground come from? Only took a bit before he was trying to explain that the whole universe came from an explosion from nothing. Although he said “blackhole” instead of nothing.
So then I explained to him, that it’s easier to just believe the Bible “In the beginning, God, created the heavens and the earth”. He didn’t fall on his face in repentance. But we had a nice conversation, he ended up listening to the gospel, and he took the gospel tract and said he had a lot to think about.
The new tract talks about the search for truth. So it doesn’t matter if the man believes God wouldn’t make Hell. If God made Hell, he did. Truth is truth regardless of what someone believes.
I like to use the example that “let’s say I don’t believe in trucks” and then ask a simple question, “what happens if I stand in the street when the next truck comes along?” Not too hard to realize I’d get run over even if I don’t believe in trucks. In the same way regardless of what someone believes about God it doesn’t change who God is.
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There are many summer events that offer opportunities to share the Gospel. Maybe you and some friends could get a booth at a Farmers Market. Or you could go to a major league or minor league baseball game and hand out Gospel tracts. Perhaps you’d like to go to a Memorial Day or Independence Day parade and share gospel tracts at the parade. The blog (www.bezeugen.org/blog/) has a number of articles about how to do outreaches like these.
In any of those cases, if you need more tracts (up to 500) you can request them by donation. All the information is available on the website at http://donate.bezeugen.org/. Once there click the link to the “Shopify Site” where you can then request tracts or Million Dollar Bill tracts.
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