Category Archives: Background

For years a number of people have suggested that we should make a million dollar bill tract. The trouble I had, was I never could figure out who to put on the bill. Jerry Seinfeld is a favorite comedian of … Continue reading →

Have you ever heard someone say “he as such a good heart?” Or what about “follow your heart” or “trust your heart?” All of these things are contrary to what the Bible says about the human heart. Jesus said, “out … Continue reading →

There is an interesting phenomena when speaking with the younger generation about the Gospel. While they may hear everything you say about Heaven and Hell and the consequence of sin, they seemingly are willing to put off following Christ until … Continue reading →

First was naughty or nice. Then the Good Card. Next came Are You a Good Person in English and Spanish followed by the Are You Lucky tract. Now along those same lines, here is the MyCard!

As we have tried to do with all of our tracts we like to post an article with background of each tract. The Thank You tract is no exception! What is exceptional about the Thank You tract is how it … Continue reading →

The Eternity Where tract made its debut in the October 2015 mailing of the Bezeugen Tract Club. Scott recalls, “a few months back, I was thinking about another idea for a tract. I remembered a sermon illustration that my pastor, … Continue reading →

Every tract has a story. This one originates from the middle of a conversation. Or the middle of many conversations I should say. What happens at times is you get into a conversation. You transition the conversation to spiritual things. … Continue reading →

“If there is a Heaven, will you go there when you die?” I’ve asked this questions hundreds if not thousands of times by now. Notice the question is intentionally vague asking “if”. Rather than asserting that there is a Heaven … Continue reading →

Many times in the course of witnessing to someone they will say “I believe in Jesus.” Yet, Jesus says, “who do you say that I am?” You see it is one thing to believe in Jesus, it is another to … Continue reading →