An Easter adaptation of the effective gospel presentation, "Steps to Peace with God".

This tract offers hope that God will help us through even the most difficult trials of life.

Adapted from Greg Gilbert's book Why Trust the Bible?, this tract helps believers and unbelievers alike understand and explain why God's Word can be trusted.

Former atheist Lee Strobel shows how the facts of science point to a Creator. He then explains how faith in God is a reasonable step to take based on that evidence. 

A simple gospel presentation is provided for children.

Billy Graham prepares the readers of this tract for the inevitability of the human experience of physical death, but also of the reality of eternal life through belief in Christ. 

John 3:16 is quoted in 12 different languages, with a brief explanation of this well-known verse.

This tract offers 6 biblical descriptions that identify who the Messiah is and how a person can come to know him. 

Offering relief from the lingering effects of shame, this tract adapted from the book Unashamed by Heather Nelson points to the gospel as the ultimate source of freedom and healing.

Quoting the text of 1 Corinthians 13, this redesigned tract describes the life-changing love of God made manifest through the life, death, and resurrection of His Son, Jesus Christ.

This timeless tract reminds us that the only way to eternal life is through Jesus Christ—he bridges the gap between God and man.

Jesus identifies with and cares for the lonely, reconciling sinners to himself through his death and resurrection.

Evangelist Billy Graham urges readers to be sure that they will not be left behind when Christ returns.

This colorful tract for kids explains how God changes caterpillars into butterflies and how God can change your heart. The unusual butterfly facts and spectacular photographs will attract children of all ages. With prayer.

This compelling tract challenges the idea of accidental creation and solidifies the existence of a Creator. Not only is God the Creator, but he also sent his Son to bring salvation into the world.

A redesign of a GNP classic, this tract begins with the assurance of salvation and then gives practical steps for growing as a Christian.

An innovative new way to tell the gospel message, this tract illustrates how God’s story of redemption is shown throughout the entire Bible.

For many, Easter revolves around egg hunts, chocolate bunnies, and family. But what is Easter really about? This message presents the truth about Jesus's death and resurrection.

This redesigned tract explains how Christ can set us free from the bondage of sin.

This tract tells Josh McDowell’s personal story of examining the claims of Christianity and finding his life transformed by a newfound faith in Christ.

Evidence of God’s love is all around us. But, like eating a delicious red-ripe strawberry, until you actually “taste” it, you’ll never really know what it’s like. 

Based on Steps to Peace with God, this tract explains that hope for America does not lie in a political leader or party. It can only be found in Christ.

Based on his book Grace, Max Lucado explains that there is nothing we can do to deserve or earn God’s love—it’s only by God’s grace.

The story behind the beloved hymn “Amazing Grace” illustrates the amazing truth about God’s love and mercy in sending Jesus to die on the cross for our sins. 

This tract refocuses our thoughts toward repentance of our sins and hope in our Savior, Jesus Christ. 

This excerpt from John Piper's book Don't Waste Your Life urges readers to make their lives count for eternity by trusting in Christ. Explains that Jesus is God and that "life is wasted if we do not grasp the glory of the cross."

“Today” is the only day we have to put our faith in Christ for “tomorrow” and eternity. A redesign of a classic Good News Tract.

This popular Bible reading plan schedules daily readings from both the Old and New Testaments.

This message prompts a true understanding of the power of Jesus Christ, and the healing that only he can give.

Adapted from Greg Gilbert’s book What Is the Gospel?, this tract uses evidence from the Bible to provide answers to the most commonly asked questions about Jesus Christ. 

We are able to turn from our grief because Jesus endured sadness, loneliness, and pain during his life on earth.

"Do All Roads Lead to God?" lays a foundation for both believers and unbelievers struggling to understand that salvation is freely given to those who place their faith in Jesus Christ.

This tract prompts readers to stop hoping in their own good deeds and instead look to Jesus for true forgiveness and hope.  

Max Lucado explores how God is good in every circumstance, regardless of whether it be good or bad in our own perspective. Also available in Spanish.

For many people, the word discipline evokes a sense of resistance–but Barbara Hughes points out that the heart of spiritual discipline is a relationship with God. This tract gives 10 practical areas for a woman to grow in her spiritual discipline.

Just like a road from New York to Chicago won't lead to Miami, there's only one way that leads to heaven–through Jesus Christ. 

We spend a significant amount of time every day getting ready for what lies ahead, but how much time do we spend getting ready to meet the Lord?

This redesigned tract emphasizes that Jesus not only understands our feelings, but also offers us strength and hope.

This tract explains how Christ's work on the cross gives reason for hope even in hard times.

Christ suffered rejection, abuse, hunger and pain for us, so that by His wounds we could be healed and have peace.

Seventeen popular beliefs about how to reach heaven are proved false by God’s Word: Salvation is by faith alone. 

John MacArthur's powerful message makes this a great tract for those who are curious about how to get to heaven. A Bestseller.

This children’s version of the best-selling tract “You're Special” emphasizes that God created each one special.

Through this simple illustration of a mother's love for her child, we can see how great God's love is for each of us.

This tract affirms that each person is created in the image of God, and God created you just the way you are! Written in partnership with Joni and Friends International.

This tract explains 6 characteristics that will be evident in a believer's life if they have been born again.

This tract offers an uplifting message of hope for those who are on the wrong road: you can turn your life around with God's help.

Adapted from the book True Beauty, this tract turns hearts from worshiping the false idol of culture-defined beauty to God's truth about who we are.

This tract gives encouragement to mothers through passages in Scripture.

For many people, the word discipline evokes a sense of resistance–but Kent Hughes points out that the heart of spiritual discipline is a relationship with God. This tract gives 10 practical areas for a man to grow in spiritual discipline.

This tract gives people Scriptures to read that speak to common life struggles.

Without a ticket for a major event, you won't be getting in! The same goes for entrance into an eternal home in heaven–no "ticket," no admittance!

This tract gives encouragement to fathers through truths from God's Word.

Sharing the gospel with someone is like offering them a ticket to heaven! 

This true story illustrates a father's love for his child. But even greater is God's love for each of us.

Inspired by Psalm 46 and Martin Luther's classic hymn "A Mighty Fortress Is Our God," this tract reminds us that God is steady and unchanging—a rock and refuge for those who trust in him.

This tract provides readers with foundational steps to understanding Christianity and growing in a relationship with Christ.

Joni Eareckson Tada’s moving account of Christ’s crucifixion brings to mind the realities of our Savior’s suffering as he bore the sins of humanity.

With a focus on Matthew 11:28-30, this tract encourages sinners to find their true rest in Jesus Christ.

Author Billy Graham proclaims that “the only way to God is by having personal faith in Jesus Christ.” This tract explains the undeserved gift of salvation.

This best-selling children’s tract explains the gospel in the simplest of terms.

The plan of salvation is presented in 4 brief statements supported by Scripture.

This message reminds us that God is with us in every circumstance, no matter how difficult, if we would only accept him as our Lord and Savior. 

This tract states the truth about how to get to heaven: join the family of God by accepting Christ.

Elisabeth Elliot's practical words of comfort will guide others through their sorrow at the time of loss and give them reassurance that their God will never abandon them. 

“Father’s Love Letter” combines uniquely joined verses from Scripture, in the format of a letter from the Father to his children, to articulate the gospel message.

There is no greater love in the world than the love Christ displayed by dying on the cross for our sins in our place. 

Max Lucado reveals the concept of God's love as shown in John 3:16. This best-selling tract is now also available in Spanish.

Everyone is special to God, and he loves and desires to know each of us personally. This best-selling Spanish tract has been redesigned to give a fresh look to a classic outreach tool.

"Steps to Peace" presents four easy-to-follow stages in order to truly understand the peace of God, and grasp the gift of eternal life that only comes through Jesus Christ. 

Forgiving someone after they’ve sinned against you can be difficult—but God forgives all of our sins, as long as we humbly ask.

"Steps to Peace" presents four easy-to-follow stages in order to truly understand the peace of God, and grasp the gift of eternal life that only comes through Jesus Christ. 

Every human being asks the question: “What if the Bible is true?” at some point in their lives. In this powerful message, this undeniable question is answered.

Relevant throughout the year, this moving prayer first prayed in the Kansas State House by pastor Joe Wright. 

Why is the cross the symbol of our faith? To find the answer, look no further than the cross itself. This tract from pastor and best-selling author Max Lucado is a popular ministry tool all year 'round.

Why did Jesus Christ suffer and die? Based on the bestselling book Fifty Reasons Why Jesus Came to Die, this tract explores 10 things that Jesus accomplished through his death on the cross.

This tract conveys the powerful message of Christ’s suffering on the cruelest of Roman torture devices…the cross. 

"Who Is Jesus?" explains why Jesus was so extraordinary, and how his life and death can provide salvation for those who believe in him. 

Josh McDowell explains why Jesus’s claim of being God must be seriously considered, and why it can ultimately be trusted.

This timeless tract uses Scripture to summarize the key points of salvation, while presenting a compelling picture of the gospel message.

"Heaven or Hell" causes readers to deeply consider where they will be spending eternity, challenging them to commit to Christ and receive the assuredness of eternity in heaven.

Adapted from David Mathis's book, Habits of Grace, this tract will help believers see the spiritual disciplines as channels through which God extends grace to his people.