Now more than ever people need to hear about God’s salvation. So the brothers and sisters at Bibles for America have created a page to make it easy for you to share the gospel of Jesus Christ with your friends, relatives, co-workers, and others.
In Mark 16:15 the Lord told His disciples to go into all the world and proclaim the gospel to all creation. We all have been commissioned by our Lord Jesus Christ to share the good news of His salvation to others. The resources on this page will help you to do that digitally!
Take advantage of all that this page has to offer, and use it to share it with your friends, classmates, gospel friends, and even neighbours to help them to be saved. May the Lord bless the whole earth with the word of the gospel!
Digital Gospel Tracts | Gospel Videos | Gospel Blog Posts
Digital Gospel Tracts via BfA
Historically, printed gospel tracts have proven to be effective; these digital tracts were created to be easily shared with anyone anywhere. When you click on one of the titles for the gospel tracts, you can see the text of the gospel tract. Then at the end, there’s a way for someone to receive the Lord by praying a simple prayer. They can also get help as new believers, and you can get a free New Testament. Also, these can be shared via text, email, or social media.
- Freed from the Fear of Death – ultimately we all die; some think they are not afraid of death until they are faced with it. What can deliver us from the fear of death? Can we overcome death, or can anyone overcome death?
- The Third Part – We have a body and a soul, and we dearly care for them; but there’s yet another part in us, a deeper part, a third part – the human spirit. We can know our spirit and we can know, receive, and contain God in our spirit.
- Lost and Found – He has come to find us; we may think we’re not lost, but when He finds us, we realize how lost we are.
- Is Jesus in Your Boat? – In these turbulent times, when the storm is raging around us and it seems that there’s no shore in sight but only the stormy sea, Jesus walks on the sea and wants to come into our boat.
- Only Jesus Can Heal You – We may think we’re OK, but we’re not; we all broken and sick in some sort of a way or in some respect. And time doesn’t heal, neither does alcohol or drugs or sex. Only Jesus can heal.
- You Can Know God – Yes, you and I can know God. He is a real and living person. He wants to be known by man. He reveals Himself to man.
- Foolishness or the Power of God? – The cross seems a bit foolish in human terms, for once Christ was on it, it is all finished. But not for God. He has a different view of what happened on the cross.
- No Longer Enemies – How is it possible to approach God if we’re an enemy of God? How can God not be my enemy, and what can I do to become a friend of God?
- The Big Question – What is the meaning of life? Such a question many tried to answer, from university professors to regular people, from students to older people, and from the president to the street sweeper. What is the answer?
- You Must Be Born Anew – Is it not enough just to do good (and not do evil) and be moral? Is it not enough not to sin and do charity works?
- Who Is Jesus? Is He a historical figure, a figment of imagination, a real person, a God? And how does Jesus relate to me and my life?
Gospel Videos via BfA
Gospel videos: you can press play to watch them, or you can share them via social media or text / email. You can enjoy watching and share some video gospel messages, such as,
- Is Jesus in Your Boat?
- Who Is Jesus?
- The Meaning of Life
And a wonderful podcast on the matter of, The Big Question: What’s the Meaning of Life?
Gospel Blog Posts via Bibles for America
Blog posts, a little longer than the tracts; they also give the reader a way to pray and receive the Lord, and you can also share them via social media.
Many of us have questions regarding God, the meaning of life, Jesus, the Bible, and what’s really going on today, how can we have peace, and how can we not be anxious about all these things. Enjoy some articles on the following topics:
