This is an easy game to play with someone. All you have to do is ask them if they can name ten things about Easter. You can then fill in the gaps and use them to lead into your testimony and Gospel.
Have a look at this picture. Can you read this sentence? ... Give it a try; after all, it is only simple English. Don’t feel too bad if you can’t get it all. This is old English, and there have been four very major changes to our language since it was last used in 1066 AD.
You would probably say today, “Then she went to speak this in her native language, English." This statement does not constitute a complete thought for today.
Over the years I have heard the proliferation of good reasons why people should use tracts as part of their witnessing toolbox. A lot of people that I respect use them as their first preemptive strike. nonetheless, I have always hated them. I found them cheap and cheesy. (Not just gospel tracts, any tracts or adverts.) For the most part, deep down, I guess I sort of thought people who threw out tracts were just trying to make themselves feel better, whilst avoiding embarrassing themselves by engaging in the harder conversations.
