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Concise Tract: Gospel message in less than 400 words

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deltadom Mar 6, 2011

I am struggling in a way to get the gospel message in such a concise format, when I tend to debate with say different groups i have been tending to listen to say debates and reduce my arguments down to one question, I also rely on prayer.
Can anybody help me write a tract that consists of less than 400 words that I can hand out on the street!
I would like to use bible verses to the maximum!

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mguldner Mar 6, 2011

Deltadom, this is a noble quest my friend but a dangereous one at the same time. I have watched and read many tracts and at times they lack the power of a voice behind the words. I also found that many of them generally lack something or a part of the gospel. Whether it have a focus of works or a focus of grace (generally becoming cheap grace). You can learn a lot about a person and their faith by simply asking "What is the Gospel of Jesus Christ?" Another danger in many is to me they come off as trying to sell something to the reader.

It will require 400 Holy Spirit filled words directed at the heart in order to be an effective tool, which I know is your aim, purpose and desire. I am definitely interested in what is worked up. If you need some input I would love to help.

God Bless,
Matthew

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StarofG0D Mar 6, 2011

I saw a gospel sign the other day, which I really appreciated.

It said, "Love is not: Lustful, Self-seeking, Manipulative, Whatever feels good. Love is: Pure, Sacrificial, Committed, Faithful

I think this a message that anyone can relate to. Many know a worldly love which is empty and unfulfilling. But in Christ all fullness dwells.

No one can know the love of the Father except by Christ. And ALL are seeking, whether they admit to do so or not. Many will deny the Son, and thence deny the Father. But they remain without Him.

Rom 10:17 So then faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the word of God.

Rom 10:14 How then shall they call on him in whom they have not believed? and how shall they believe in him of whom they have not heard? and how shall they hear without a preacher?


"More love to Thee, O Christ, more love to Thee!"

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