Ok, after part one and part two, you have to ask, "So what message should be on a tract?" That is a good question. Here is the final segment. What should be on the tract? If we look at Acts 17 when Paul preaches to the Greek Gentiles in the Areopagus, we can take some... Continue Reading →
In my last article, I shared my dissatisfaction with Chrisitan tracts that are printed today and the reasons for it. Today, I want to dive into one of the most popular gospel tracts ever produced: The Million Dollar Bill by Living Waters Ministries. I love the look and feel of it -- very eye-catching and... Continue Reading →
Since the start of my walk as a Christian, I have been using gospel tracts to share my faith and the gospel. They are a fantastic way to get into a conversation about Jesus quickly, and give something to think about when the conversation is ended. I don't leave home without them. Some have even... Continue Reading →
Today was a good day. Since the start of summer my wife, Lisa and I have wanted to try some new things together and experience our town more than we have in the past. We've lived here over twenty years, and really haven't experienced a ton with the exception of Summerfest and Fourth of July... Continue Reading →
On March 9th, Variety published an interview with William Shatner, discussing his upcoming documentary called, "You Can Call Me Bill." This film, which was released on March 16th, Shatner talks about his impressive career, family, and love of nature. Though this is a secular magazine with many swear words, I implore you to read it... Continue Reading →
All the Tulip Gospel Outreach conference teachings are up and online. These are absolutely amazing and are important tools to share the gospel with the culture around us. Click the links to see them on YouTube. Introduction to Tulip Time Outreach, Jon Neifert. A talk Jon gives every year on the Biblical history of Pella,... Continue Reading →
One of the major struggles with evangelism is trying to get into a conversation with a stranger. Thoughts of what to talk about, how to swing from the natural to the spiritual, and all the awkwardness flood our minds. With that being said, nothing is easier than Picture Taking Evangelism (PTE). What is Picture Taking... Continue Reading →
This past weekend marked the annual Tulip Time Dutch Festival in Pella, IA. For several years, my friend, Jon Neifert, has been leading the charge in sharing the gospel to this Reformed Christian town with his organization called: Tulip Gospel Outreach. An evangelism conference that not only teaches you how to share the gospel in... Continue Reading →
I recently received this question from Africa to answer for Got Questions. I thought it would be important to share it here as well. There is definitely an overlap between the two for sure, and in many aspects are indistinguishable from each other; But they have differences. Preaching would involve exhortation, admonition, encouragement, and comfort.... Continue Reading →
Recently I received a question to answer for GotQuestions.org: 'Why did Jesus resist healing the Gentile Canaanite woman's daughter (Matthew 15:22-24, 26) and yet healed the Centurion's servant without hesitation (Matthew 8:5-7)?' Male, 46-55, North America, Christian I am currently reading this fascinating book that was given to all the men during our annual Men’s... Continue Reading →
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