The Man on the Middle Cross and Gospel Tract Bundle
Give those who have yet to meet Jesus The Man on the Middle Cross booklet along with a copy of the brief personal invitation tract that explains the Gospel story.
The Man on the Middle Cross Booklet
You’re waiting at the gates of heaven and you’re asked, “Why should we let you in?” What would you say?
In The Man on the Middle Cross, Alistair Begg explores this all-important question through the stories of three people whose lives were forever changed by meeting Jesus—the woman at the well, the paralytic man, and the thief on the cross. Each encountered the life-transforming grace of Christ and was invited into a restored relationship with God.
Written with simplicity and clarity for those who have yet to trust in Jesus, this brief paperback introduces unbelievers to Jesus, closes with a suggested prayer, and directs readers to additional teaching about who Jesus is and why He came.
For believers, The Man on the Middle Cross is a concise, powerful tool for sharing the Gospel. It’s ideal to give away as a primer for meaningful conversations—and easy to keep on hand for when God opens the door.
Gospel Tract: A Personal Invitation
Looking for a way to introduce others to Jesus and the Gospel? This little twelve-page pamphlet presents the Gospel in four words:
Good: God created all things and declared them “good.”
Bad: Sin entered the world through one man’s disobedience.
New: God provided a way to restore our brokenness through Jesus.
Perfect: God will make all things new and perfect again.
The teaching in this Gospel tract is from the sermon titled “Biblical Worldview” by Alistair Begg. The back cover contains a QR code that directs those new to learning about Jesus to listen to the 38-minute sermon. The back cover also contains a link to the Gospel of John on the Truth For Life website and an invitation to call Truth For Life to obtain more teaching about who Jesus is and why He came.
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Give those who have yet to meet Jesus The Man on the Middle Cross booklet along with a copy of the brief personal invitation tract that explains the Gospel story.
The Man on the Middle Cross Booklet
You’re waiting at the gates of heaven and you’re asked, “Why should we let you in?” What would you say?
In The Man on the Middle Cross, Alistair Begg explores this all-important question through the stories of three people whose lives were forever changed by meeting Jesus—the woman at the well, the paralytic man, and the thief on the cross. Each encountered the life-transforming grace of Christ and was invited into a restored relationship with God.
Written with simplicity and clarity for those who have yet to trust in Jesus, this brief paperback introduces unbelievers to Jesus, closes with a suggested prayer, and directs readers to additional teaching about who Jesus is and why He came.
For believers, The Man on the Middle Cross is a concise, powerful tool for sharing the Gospel. It’s ideal to give away as a primer for meaningful conversations—and easy to keep on hand for when God opens the door.
Gospel Tract: A Personal Invitation
Looking for a way to introduce others to Jesus and the Gospel? This little twelve-page pamphlet presents the Gospel in four words:
Good: God created all things and declared them “good.”
Bad: Sin entered the world through one man’s disobedience.
New: God provided a way to restore our brokenness through Jesus.
Perfect: God will make all things new and perfect again.
The teaching in this Gospel tract is from the sermon titled “Biblical Worldview” by Alistair Begg. The back cover contains a QR code that directs those new to learning about Jesus to listen to the 38-minute sermon. The back cover also contains a link to the Gospel of John on the Truth For Life website and an invitation to call Truth For Life to obtain more teaching about who Jesus is and why He came.