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Do You Know For Sure

If you’ve seen someone leave a Gospel tract in a restaurant or hand one to a stranger walking by, have you ever thought, “I wonder if they’ll read it?” I’d like to suggest that our first and best response should be to ask the Holy Spirit to compel the person to read it as He did with Philip. Philip was sitting on a park bench talking on his phone when someone walked by and handed him a Gospel tract.

The Holy Spirit prompted Philip to open it.So he did,and he read the whole of it. Romans three twenty-three (3:23) jumped off the page, “For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life through Christ Jesus our Lord.”Philip was convicted,and he repented. Now, it just so happened that he read EE’s Do You Know For Sure? tract. Philip has since ordered them and started a tract ministry. For a free online Gospel tract you can use wherever you go plus other resources and tips for sharing your faith, visit our website at sharelifeafrica.org

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ShareLifeAfrica is a Christian radio and podcast program of Evangelism Explosion International Africa Ministry; that is committed to equipping you with the tools and resources needed to confidently and effectively share your faith with others.

Where Do All Those Tracts Go

I’ve heard people say that tracts don’t work anymore. They say that they’re a thing of the past. Well, don’t tell that to Doctor (Dr.) Varga. More than a decade ago, a stranger handed her a tract –one of our tracts, to be precise. The tract prompted her curiosity. She read it, discovered the free gift of eternal life, and trusted Jesus Christ as her Savior!

Years later, she purchases those tracts a thousand at a time in order to share, in her words, “the beautiful message which she received with as many people as she can.” Sometimes we’re able to go through the tract with the person we’re sharing with, while other times there’s only enough time to say, “The message in this booklet changed my life, and I think it can change yours too.”Either way, why not give tract evangelism a try? For a free online Gospel tract you can use wherever you go, visit our website at sharelifeafrica.org.

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ShareLifeAfrica is a Christian radio and podcast program of Evangelism Explosion International Africa Ministry; that is committed to equipping you with the tools and resources needed to confidently and effectively share your faith with others.

Do Tracts Work

Some people criticize tract evangelism, saying that it’s cold, impersonal, or even outdated. But the truth is, it works. Dale and George worshiped at the same church. And following the service, Dale gave George a Gospel tract, thinking that George could use the tract to evangelize.

George took it home with him, but instead of sharing it with a friend or a family member, he read it intently. It struck him like a lightning bolt; “I’m not saved!” He read it to his wife, and they knelt and made professions of faith in Christ. Today, George and his wife, Joan, are two bold witnesses for Christ. Dale intended for George to introduce the tract to a friend.

Instead, God introduced George and Joan to Jesus. Tracts, in fact, work. So don’t hesitate to use them! Don’t have any on you? For a free online Gospel tract you can use wherever you go as well as other tools and resources to help you share your faith, visit sharelifeafrica.org.

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ShareLifeAfrica is a Christian radio and podcast program of Evangelism Explosion International Africa Ministry; that is committed to equipping you with the tools and resources needed to confidently and effectively share your faith with others.

What's In a Tract

It’s unthinkable. It’s February 1975, in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. You leave a Gospel tract with a young fueling station attendant you come across while you’re filling your tank. He takes the tract, shoves you, gives you an earful; and while you’re stammering for words, he walks away.

Now, if you’re someone who likes to hand out Gospel tracts, you’ve probably never had an experience quite like that, but I’ll bet you’ve still wondered if the people you give these tracts to actually read them or they throw them away. In fact, some people will argue that Gospel tracts simply don’t work. But let’s get back to the young fueling station attendant. His name is Jeff, and forty years later, he reaches out to us to find the person who gave him that Gospel tract.

Through it, he put his trust in Jesus as His Savior, and his life was forever changed. For a free online Gospel tract you can use wherever you go, visit our website at sharelifeafrica.org

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ShareLifeAfrica is a Christian radio and podcast program of Evangelism Explosion International Africa Ministry; that is committed to equipping you with the tools and resources needed to confidently and effectively share your faith with others.

Two Question Marks

How do you start a conversation about Jesus? Sometimes, all it takes is having something to connect over. When Jesus was at the well in Samaria, he started a conversation on spiritual things with the Samaritan woman by using the water in the well!

They began talking about physical water through Jesus asking for a drink. By the end of the conversation, Jesus told her He was the Living Water. The connecting point for believers in Burundi, Africa, in twenty-twenty began with putting two question marks on their masks. When people asked them what they meant, they replied...“these are the two most important questions we have ever been asked! Would it be ok if we shared them with you?

If you died tonight, do you know for sure you would go to heaven? And if God asked you, why should I let you into my heaven, what would you say?" From these kinds of conversations, millions have come to know Christ as their personal Savior.

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ShareLifeAfrica is a Christian radio and podcast program of Evangelism Explosion International Africa Ministry; that is committed to equipping you with the tools and resources needed to confidently and effectively share your faith with others.”