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This redesigned tract explains the plan of salvation in 4 easy-to-understand statements, with Scripture references and clear steps to receive salvation.

This redesigned and translated tract explains the plan of salvation in 4 easy-to-understand statements, with Scripture references and clear steps to receive salvation.

Everyone needs to be forgiven--and God provided a way for us to be forgiven through Jesus Christ.

Everyone is special to God, and he loves and desires to know each of us personally. This all-time bestselling tract, redesigned and translated into Spanish, reveals Christ's loving and merciful heart for those who place their identity in him.

Adapted from bestselling author Dane C. Ortlund's booklet Is Hell Real?, this tract explores 3 biblical realities of hell, arguing we should not view hell as a problem but as an affirmation that God is rightly establishing justice, fairness, and grace.

With economic distress and life's hardships getting in the way, it can be difficult to feel truly "thankful." But the Bible shows that even in hard times, we all have reasons to give thanks to God.

Adapted from the book Journey to the Cross, this tract by Paul David Tripp explains that all events are testaments to God's sovereignty, and that Jesus's victory--even over death--offers believers eternal life.

This convenient tract, written by Voddie Baucham, addresses 4 crucial life questions from the perspective of modern culture and the Bible, showing how Scripture alone has the answers.

In "Because of Bethlehem," Max Lucado calls to mind truths of the gospel that are made a reality at Christmas.

Adapted from bestselling author Dane C. Ortlund's book Gentle and Lowly, this tract explores the unconditional love and comforting words of Christ for sinners and sufferers.

This beautiful tract, written by Dane C. Ortlund, helps readers reflect on God's endless love and put their trust in Jesus.

Adapted from bestselling author Rebecca McLaughlin's book Confronting Jesus, this tract explores the character of Christ--calling readers to let the Lamb of God take their sin as they put their trust in him alone.