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For a child will be born to us, a son will be given to us; And the government will rest on His shoulders; And His name will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Eternal Father, Prince of Peace.
Isaiah 9:6

As we approach the end of 2024 a generous supporter of Bezeugen has offered to match all donations up to a total of $2024.  That means that you can double your impact in reaching people with the Gospel.  All you need to do is make a donation in November or December and Mande will take care of the rest!  A tract club membership costs Bezeugen approx. $30 per member per year.  Your donations can go farther in covering these costs by taking advantage of this matching opportunity. 

I was in Dallas at the West End witnessing and I asked Shawn if he would spend eternity in Heaven or Hell. “Hell”, came the response. I was a little shocked, because in all my years of sharing the Gospel with people, few will admit it, even after sharing the Law with them. Yet, Shawn was convinced he was going to Hell even before we talked about any of the Ten Commandments. So I asked, “does that concern you?” The response came back, “No”. He went on to explain that he didn’t think anyone would miss him when he is gone. He told me about broken relationships with his mom, his sister, and his brothers. His mom blamed him for things that had happened to the family.

Sadly, as we head towards Christmas, Shawn’s story is probably not unique. And if a complete stranger will tell me these things within a minute of meeting him, imagine how many other hurting people are out there that need some hope.

I told Shawn that regardless of his family situation and those broken relationships, that there is a God who loves Him. This God loves him so much that he already has paid the price for his eternity in Heaven. I didn’t have to really ask him about the Ten Commandments, because he already had said he thought he was going to Hell. So instead I simply said, that we all deserve to go to Hell because we have lied, stolen, hated, and/or looked with lust. He could relate.

I gave him an earthly courtroom example. Let’s say you broke four laws of the city (of Dallas). You stand before the judge and get sentenced to life in prison or a million dollar fine. Do you have a million dollars? “No”, came the response. I went on by continuing with, what if as the bailiff was leading you out to prison, someone you didn’t even know came in and handed the judge a million dollars saying “I’d like to pay Shawn’s fine”. The judge looks at you and says “your fine has been paid in full, you are free to go”. How would that make you feel?

Grateful! Yes, and that is just a small picture of the Gospel. Hell is far worse than life in prison. Jesus paid the fine so you can have eternal life.

I told Shawn that I’d be praying for him to accept Jesus’ payment for his sin. I also told him I’d be praying for reconciliation with his family. Will you join me in praying for Shawn to receive faith in Jesus and be granted eternal life with us in Heaven? Thank you!

Do you think you can share this message with 30 people before Christmas? There are thirty Gospel tracts enclosed. What about 100 or more people? We have extra Christmas tracts available by donation.

If you are not already a member of the Bezeugen Tract Club, you can enroll online and receive 30 FREE Gospel tracts per month.

And he said to them, “The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few. Therefore pray earnestly to the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into his harvest. (Luke 10:2)
 

As we approach the end of 2024 a generous supporter of Bezeugen has offered to match all donations up to a total of $2024.  That means that you can double your impact in reaching people with the Gospel.  All you need to do is make a donation in November or December and Mande will take care of the rest!  A tract club membership costs Bezeugen approx. $30 per member per year.  Your donations can go farther in covering these costs by taking advantage of this matching opportunity. You can make a donation online.

This is the 194th mailing of the Bezeugen Tract Club.

Recently I was in the Dallas West End sharing the Gospel. Several of us from Bezeugen Ministries have been going to this location for many years. If you are not familiar with the area, it is in downtown Dallas where the light rail and the bus lines come together. There are always people coming and going because it is either their final destination, or they are transferring from a train to a bus or vice versa. You also see a large variety of people. Some are tourists. Some are businessmen. Some are homeless. Since we’ve been going to the same location for more than a decade, sometimes we see some of the same people.

I consider Gospel tracts a kind of bait for fishing. Afterall, Jesus said he would make us fishers of men. Fishermen don’t drop a plain hook in the water. They put bait on the hook. The fish is attracted to the bait and then it is caught by the hook. The parallel is not exactly the same, but it works. If I take a stack of tracts and hand one to each person saying “did you get one of these?” most people will take one. Some will say, “what is it?”. Just like that there is a fish on the line.

Once someone is interested in talking, I’ll often ask the person “do you know how to get to Heaven from here?” I get every response to this. “I’m good” and then walk away. Religion. Works. Etc. But one man the other day started preaching the Gospel back to me. He was talking about sin, Jesus death and resurrection, the need for repentance and faith. It was a joyful time to listen to God’s word! He tried to give the tract back to me. But I encouraged him to keep it and “share it with someone else”. I hope and pray that he did.

Sometimes, however, when someone asks “what is this?” they do not know the way to Heaven. This is a great opportunity to explain it to them. This is where the Ten Commandments can help. Ask them if they think they have been good enough to go to Heaven, based on the Ten Commandments? I normally start with “how many lies have you told in your lifetime?” Recently someone told me “many lies”. So then I asked, using his own words, “what do you call someone who has told many lies?” I’m looking for them to admit and actually call themselves a liar. Then move on to “have you killed anyone?” But you can stop them before they answer and say “in Matthew 5, Jesus says if you even hate your brother or call them a fool, you’ve already murdered them in you heart”? Same with asking about adultery. Once you have a couple yes’s, then it’s time to ask about judgement. “Bob, by your own admission you are a lying, thieving, murderous, adulterer at heart. When you die, should God reward you in Heaven, or punish you in Hell?” People don’t like to think of themselves as destined for Hell so they will come up with all kinds of excuses. But once they understand their destiny, then it’s time for good news. “What if you stood before a judge and we sentenced to life in prison or pay a million dollar fine?” Mostly I’d ask this if I am sure the person doesn’t have a million dollars. If they might, then make in ten million or hundred million. Then go on “Someone you don’t even know walks in and offers to pay the fine, how would you feel?” The only real answer is grateful. And that is a picture of the Gospel!

If you are not already a member of the Bezeugen Tract Club, receiving 30 FREE Gospel tracts per month, you can enroll online.

And he said to them, “The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few. Therefore pray earnestly to the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into his harvest. (Luke 10:2)
 

This month the Bezeugen Tract Club is 16 years old! In October 2008 we sent out the first mailing to around 100 people. Since then we have been mailing 30 free Gospel tracts to whoever will hand them out all across the United States and Canada. To date Bezeugen Ministries has printed more than ten million Gospel tracts. But this distribution would not be possible, without you, the workers that the Lord has sent into out.

Steve Sanchez is the pastor of Solid Rock Bible Church in Johnson City, Texas. He created the Everyday Club. Steve creates a daily devotion that he shares via text message and on his Facebook account. On April 2, 2024 I received the following via text:

CELL PHONE ALARMS WENT OFF THROUGHOUT THE ROOM AT 10:02. It was at an Elders’ meeting in 2016, a reminder to pray to the Lord of the harvest to send workers.

Set your alarm for 10:02. Every day. Why? After 2,000 years, there’s still a need for faithful Christian workers. Why isn’t every Christian serving?

Since God granted Christians everlasting life you’d think they’d be more than willing to give some of their time and talent toward eternal things. 
Nope. Children’s church is understaffed.  The media people have little help.
The sound guy might as well live on a desert island. And that’s IN the church where help is needed!

Jesus is saying that we need to pray for workers OUTSIDE the four walls of our building! Yet whenever a pastor preaches about the lost dying and going to Hell, or the 4 billion around the world who have not yet heard of Jesus, the message falls on deaf ears.

Those who have ears to hear will always give the pastor an earful about how he talks too much about outreach. Or they’ll say that they don’t have the gift of evangelism. Or it isn’t their job.
What are you willing to do for Jesus? Anything?

Immediately upon reading the text, I set my alarm for 10:02 AM on a recurring schedule. Will you set your alarm for 10:02 as a reminder to pray to the Lord for workers?

As a member of the Bezeugen Tract Club you’ve committed to sharing the Gospel everyday (or at least 30 times per month) using the tracts that we send you. You could multiply this five or ten times, by referring your friends and asking them to enroll. Challenge them to get 30 free Gospel tracts per month and start handing them out as well. Refer them to enroll online at “enroll dot tract dot club” (http://enroll.tract.club)

On October 19th a group from Bezeugen Ministries will be sharing the Gospel at the State Fair of Texas. As you’ve set your alarm for 10:02, would you keep this outreach in your prayers daily leading up to the event. The outreach is in conjunction with State Fair Gospel who has a booth on the midway at the fair grounds where hundreds of thousands of people will pass by.

This month we are enclosing some popular tracts for October including “The Great Pumpkin” for Halloween and The Cancer Awareness tract to coincide with the month long awareness. The www.bezeugen.org/blog/ and www.bezeugentractclub.org sites have information on how to use these tracts.

If you are not already a member of the Bezeugen Tract Club, you can enroll online and receive 30 FREE Gospel tracts per month.

Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age. (Matthew 28:19-20)

This is the 192nd mailing of the Bezeugen Tract Club. Since October 2008 we have sent monthly mailings across the United States and Canada. These envelopes have supplied millions of Gospel tracts to reach the lost. We pray as we go into our seventeenth year that every tract is distributed and more people are saved as a result.

The goal of the Bezeugen Tract Club is to equip you with tracts so you can share one each day “as you go”. Sometimes maybe you don’t leave home, so then you can share two the next day. We share challenges daily on our social media to provide new and creative ways to share the tracts. We hope that sometimes handing out tracts will lead to conversations to share the Gospel verbally.

We are enclosing some of our most popular tracts this month. As you hand them out please consider sharing your experiences on our social media and the Everyday Club.

We have found that an easy way to hand out a Gospel tract is simply to hand it to someone and ask the question “did you get one of these?” Notice that we don’t ask “do you want one of these?” because most people don’t want to take anything from anyone. But by asking if they got one, then either they already have one or else they will generally take it.

Once they take it they might ask “what is it?” At this point I’ll simply state “it’s a Gospel tract.” Now people might say “thanks” or they might just have a puzzled look on their face. In that case I’ll follow up with “are you familiar with the Gospel?” If they say yes, I’ll ask “have you been born again?” Jesus said in John 3 that unless a man is born again he will not see the Kingdom of God. So while people might be familiar with the Gospel, they might even attend church, but unless they are born again they are not saved.

This leads to the opportunity to share the Gospel with them. And if they don’t want to talk, just encourage them to read the back of the card when they have a chance. If they have more questions you can give them a bookmark and encourage them to read through the ten questions and ten Bible verses. The past few tract club letters go into more detail on how to effectively use the bookmarks.

Thank you for being a member of the Bezeugen Tract Club. Who do you know that you could encourage to share the Gospel everyday? How about a family member, friend or someone at church? Please tell them about us. The website to enroll is easy to remember. On a web browser just type in “enroll dot tract dot club”. Once they fill out the form, they will receive 30 free Gospel tracts per month too!

If you are not already a member of the Bezeugen Tract Club, you can enroll online and received 30 free Gospel tracts per month.

Whoever believes in the Son has eternal life; whoever does not obey the Son shall not see life, but the wrath of God remains on him.

John 3:36

Starting in March we have provided information on how to use the enclosed bookmarks to share the Gospel one on one in a conversation with someone. If you have missed any of those letters or would like to review the letters are posted on this blog. This month we wrap up covering the final two questions on the bookmark.

If you remember from last month we were witnessing to an imaginary guy we called “Joe”. So ask Joe to read John 3:36 and answer the question “What if you die without Jesus?” He should answer something like “God’s wrath remains on me”. Most people are familiar with John 3:16 and cling to the eternal life part. But they skip right over the “perish” part. Here, just 20 verses later, it is much clearer that belief and obedience are connected, and perish is not just going in the ground, but facing God’s wrath—for eternity!

Now ask Joe to read Mark 1:15 (Jesus said “repent and believe in the gospel”)  and then ask him “How will you respond?” If the Holy Spirit has convicted him of his sin and worked faith in him he might say “repent and believe the gospel”. He might say, “I have a lot to think about”. He might say “I don’t believe any of this”.

Regardless of Joe’s response, congratulations! You have shared the Gospel with Joe! Ask him to review the questions and Bible verses again on his own. Ask him to read the rest of the tract which quickly summaries what was discussed over the information from the last six Bezeugen Tract Club letters. Encourage him to go to www.afterlifecatalog.com/bookmark/ and read the additional explanation provided there. Most of all encourage  him to read the Bible daily. The bookmark suggests a chapter of John, Acts, Romans and James a day. This takes seven weeks. You could invite him to meet you for coffee once a week for further discussion of these chapters, answer his questions, and discipleship.

As we wrap up this series we hope you are encouraged to engage people one on one with the Gospel. The ten questions and Bible references on the bookmark. Consider committing these verses and questions to memory. It will help you in sharing the Gospel. You can read the story of the bookmark tract.

We also have videos with more information about witnessing in general and using the bookmark specifically on your YouTube channel. Make it a habit to constantly learn how to better share the Gospel. Then you’ll be prepared every day as you meet people and be able to witness to them.

We are enclosing some of our most popular tracts this month. As you hand them out please consider sharing your experiences on our social media and the Everyday Club.

If you are not already enrolled in the Bezeugen Tract Club to receive 30 FREE gospel tracts you can enroll online.

The Lord is not slow to fulfill his promise as some count slowness, but is patient toward you, not wishing that any should perish, but that all should reach repentance. (2 Peter 3:9)

We are enclosing a new tract from One Million Tracts titled “Jesus Changed my life ask me how”.  Please share in the Every Day Club or on our Social Media how the new tract is received.

The last two months we delved into the Ten Commandments and God’s judgment as a means to show a person that they have sinned before God and will be guilty on judgment day. If you missed these letters, please go online to www.bezeugen.org and read them.

The enclosed Uncle Sam tract is a good reminder of the Ten Commandments. You see James Montgomery Flag drew the original painting in a mirror as a reflection of himself to save money of hiring a model. Similarly, the Law, Ten Commandments, acts as a mirror to show a man his sin.

When we left off last month, we left the person hanging under judgment understanding they are guilty of breaking God’s law and deserve eternity in Hell. We don’t want to leave a conversation here, but we ran out of room in that letter. Now that the person understands their predicament, they are ready to hear the good news—The Gospel!

Ask them to read 2 Peter 3:9 and then ask them the next question “does God want you to go to Hell?” In this case, the answer is simply, “No”. God wants all men to reach repentance, (and be saved).

Unless the person really does not understand this, you can move on and have them read 1 Corinthians 15:3-4. This is referred to as the Gospel in a nutshell. Ask them “What has God done for you?”

Now take as much time as you need to explain the verse and the Gospel. According to these verses there are three things. He died, was buried and was raised (from the dead)! You’ll also notice that he appeared to people after he was raised from the dead. Now it also says that this was done in “accordance with the Scriptures”. What this means is that there is prophecy (events predicted before they happened) that pointed to Jesus doing these things and proving that He is who He claimed to be: namely God. This is an area for future study to show that the Bible is true and that Jesus is who He claimed to be. 

You can now move on to a verse they are sure to know. Ask them to read John 3:16 and then ask them “How much does God love you?” It can be very impactful to have them put their name in the verse. For example if you are talking to Joe, then it would read “God so loved Joe the he gave his only Son, so that if Joe believes in him Joe should not perish but Joe should have eternal life.”

Ask Joe, can you see that God loves you? Again a simple Yes should suffice. At this point we have covered eight of the ten questions and Bible verses. Next month we will wrap up this series and cover the last two questions. Has this helped you share the Gospel? Have you witnessed to someone with this help?

If you are not already a member of the Bezeugen Tract Club you can enroll online and receive 30 FREE Gospel tracts per month.

But as for the cowardly, the faithless, the detestable, as for murderer, the sexually immoral, sorcerers, idolaters, and all liars, their portion will be in the lake that burns with fire and sulfur, which is the second death.” (Revelation 21:8)

This month we are sending some of our most popular tracts. June closes out the 2024 primaries. While the presidential nominations might already be set, voting is important especially for state and local races. The Repent and Believe tract is themed for election hand out!

We have also included our popular Free Indeed, Are You Ready and Thank You Gospel tracts. Make sure not to leave home without your tracts and make a practice of handing out one every day! Want more encouragement? Join the Everyday Club on Facebook to connect with other tract club members, receiving daily tract challenges, share your commitment, and share your experiences.

For the past three months we have been explaining how to use the bookmarks that are included with each monthly mailing. On Rumble or YouTube you can find our Basic Evangelism Training Seminar. Around the one hour thirty three minute mark we describe the full use of the bookmark. I encourage you to check out the entire video, but at least the ten minutes that describe using the bookmark.

Last month we walked people though the Ten Commandments winding up with reminding them that by their own admission they are a “lying thieving, murderous, adulterer at heart”.

Now ask them to read Revelation 21:8 and ask them to answer the question “Where will you spend eternity—Heaven or Hell?” There should be an immediate connection between admitting they are a liar and liars being listed in Revelation 21:8 being destined for Hell. They might say it is just one lie. So there are a couple of things to focus on. First, we know from Psalm 51:4 that all sin is against God. If a dad lies to his child the child will come to not trust him. If a man lies to his wife, he will likely sleep on the couch. If he lies to his boss, he may be fired. And if he lies to the government, he may end up in prison. Same sin. Different outcome. The Bible says “all liars will have their place in the lake of fire” because it is against God. Similarly you can explain the other commandments with examples like this. Maybe they have not murdered. But Jesus says hatred is committing murder in the heart (Matthew 5:21-26). Maybe they have not committed adultery, but looking with lust is having already committed the act in the heart (Matthew 5:27-30).

God’s standard is so high He even judges our thought life. By the end of this point the person should understand that they are standing guilty before God. We don’t want to leave the person hanging here, but it is all the room we have in this letter. Now that the person understands their predicament, they are ready to hear the good news—Gospel!

If you are not already a member of the Bezeugen Tract Club, you can enroll online and receive 30 FREE Gospel tracts per month.

you know the commandments: “Do not murder, Do not commit adultery, Do not steal, Do not bear false witness, Do not defraud, Honor your father and mother.’”

Mark 10:19

This month there are two themed tracts. The first is for “May the Fourth be with you”, May 4th. The May the Lord be with you tract is themed for Star Wars fans and is a great reminder that for any believer in Jesus, he promised to never leave us.

The second is for Mother’s Day, which falls on Sunday, May 12th. This spring themed Greatest Gift tract is a great reminder to Mother’s that even though their children are a great gift, the greatest gift is salvation through faith in Jesus.

Every month we include two bookmarks. In the last two monthly letter’s we have discussed how to start a conversation and ask the first question what happens when you die?” and then we covered questions two, “who has sinned?” and three, “what is sin?” We discovered from that sin is lawlessness. Everyone is familiar with laws. There are hundreds of them that we are subjected to. But this brings us to the fourth question, “have you kept the law—the Ten Commandments?”

You might first ask the person if they can name any of the Ten Commandments. In order to do this, it would be helpful if you, yourself, can do this. On our YouTube channel, you can search for Ten Commandments and you’ll find several videos that show how to learn them in order. This way when you ask people if they know any of the Ten Commandments, as they answer you’ll know if they answer correctly. For example if they say “you shall not lie” you can say correct. But some might say “love the Lord you God with all your heart mind and strength” which while it is from the Bible, it is a summary of the first four commandments, and not actually what is considered the Ten Commandments.

Have the person read Mark 10:19. Then ask them specifically if they have ever lied (bore false witness). You can also ask “how many lies have you told in your lifetime?” Most people will say “a lot” or “I have no idea”. The important thing here is to show them that even telling one lie makes them a “liar”. You can ask “if you have told a lie, what does that make you?” They should say “a liar”. Then ask “have you ever stolen anything?” They should say yes. And then you can say “what does that make you?” “A thief”. This becomes important in the next question to remind them that by their own admission they are a “lying thieving, murderous, adulterer at heart”.

I’ll leave it hear for now. Next month, we will look at judgement. Until then you can read ahead with the verses listed in the table on this page or on the bookmark. On Rumble or YouTube you can find our Basic Evangelism Training Seminar. Around the one hour thirty three minute mark we describe the full use of the bookmark.

If you are not already enrolled in the Bezeugen Tract Club to receive 30 FREE Gospel tracts per month, you can enroll online.

“for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.” Romans 3:23

Seems like everything is “trans” these days. In the eyes of the world people can transition from one thing to another including their gender. The challenge with these subjects in the context of sharing the Gospel is that it is easy to get off topic discussing the merits and science of the issue instead of talking about the Gospel. God created male and female. Period. End of story. But to try to engage in that conversation may distract from the true message that every person is a sinner because they have lied, stolen, hated or looked with lust. Hence they are in need of a transformed heart. With that we present our newest Gospel tract. May God be glorified as you share it!

We have also included the popular baseball trivia tract. People love to test their knowledge to show how much they know. But do they know how to get to Heaven? Do they know what happens when they die? These tracts are fun to hand out one on one or at a ballgame. If you’d like to organize an outreach you can find information on our YouTube channel and you can request additional tracts to hand out by donation.

Every month we include two bookmarks. Last month’s letter which you can read online if you missed it described how to use the bookmark to start a conversation with someone and then went into the first of the ten questions.

In the first question “What happens when you die” we had the chance to talk with them about judgement for sin. So now we move on to the next question “who has sinned”. Have them read Romans 3:23 which says “for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God”. So ask again, “Who has sinned?” They should quickly answer “all” or “everyone” which includes them.

The problem that comes up in daily conversation with people who are not familiar with the Bible is that there are terms and words used that people don’t use every day and may not understand. So this leads us to the next question “What is sin?”

Have them turn in their Bible, or on their phone Bible app to 1 John 3:4 and read it. “Everyone who makes a practice of sinning also practices lawlessness; sin is lawlessness.“ Ask again, “What is sin?” They should easily see from this verse that sin is lawlessness.

At this point it is much easier to talk about sin. Everyone knows what laws are. Our legislatures are making more of them every day! I’ll use an example such as speeding. The speed limit is posted, breaking the speed limit is breaking the law.

Next month we will dive into the Ten Commandments, the Law that every person has broken.

Until then you can read ahead with the verses listed in the table on this page or on the bookmark. Follow the link on the bookmark to view more detailed answers to each question. I encourage you to look up these ten verse and memorize them This will become a guide for sharing the gospel, even if you don’t have a bookmark handy.

And just as it is appointed for man to die once, and after that comes judgment. Hebrews 9:27

March is packed with events so we have included tracts for a number of them. March 5th is Super Tuesday primaries. It’s a good reminder that No Matter Who is President, Jesus is King! March 16th is 3:16 day. So we have included the John 3:16 tract. See how many people you can share John 3:16 with that day. Share how you do by tagging us on social media. March 17th is St Patrick’s Day. Lot’s of people like to celebrate the “Luck of the Irish” so we are including a tract that allows them to test if they are lucky enough to go to Heaven. Finally, last, but certainly not least is Easter on March 31st. The last day of the month is the celebration of the resurrection of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. These Hoppy Easter tracts are a fun way to engage people at community events or malls where the Easter Bunny is out to take pictures. Why not get a picture of our tract with your local Easter Bunny and then share it on social media?

Every month we include two bookmarks. These bookmarks have ten questions and ten Bible verses. The intention is that you’ll engage someone in a conversation to share the Gospel with them. The transition to the bookmark is once you’ve got someone thinking about what happens when they die to ask them “have you ever considered what the Bible says?” You see it’s easy to argue with someone’s opinion. So they could barrage you with questions and you may or may not have the answers. But God’s word has the answers to what happens when you die. Then if they disagree or want to argue, their argument is with God and His Word, not you.

Our website which is listed on the bottom of the bookmark provides explanation of each verse and question. But the idea is simply to ask the person to answer each question based on reading of the verse. It is helpful to have a Bible with you. But you can also look up the verses on your phone. Even better is to have the person look up the Bible verses themselves. If you have a print Bible handy show them how to use the index to find the book. I explain that the Bible is actually a library of 66 books. The table of contents shows what page each book is on. Once you turn to that book the large numbers are chapters and the small numbers are verses. With that you can show them how to find Hebrews 9:27 by first finding Hebrews in the table of contents, going to chapter nine and then verse twenty-seven.

Ask them to read the verse. They will read “and just as it is appointed for man to die once, and after that comes the judgement.” Now ask them the question, “so based on this verse, what happens when you die?” They should respond with something like “there is judgement. You can also notice some interesting things here. It is appointed once for man to die. Hence there is no reincarnation.

Now move on to the next question in the same way having them lookup the verse, reading it, and answering each question. As you repeat this with others you’ll find you come to remember the questions and memorize the verses. This prepares you for sharing the Gospel even when you don’t have a bookmark on hand! Make it a goal to memorize each verse and question so you can do this!

If you are not already a member of the Bezeugen Tract Club you can enroll online and receive 30 FREE Gospel tracts per month.