Christians have a duty to spread the good news of Christ's salvation to everyone in the world. This charge is called the Great Commission. However, evangelizing to strangers or even to friends and family members can be difficult. Some simple tools can make the task easier. Bible tracts are small pamphlets that contain Bible verses and short sermons. You can purchase them wherever you normally buy your religious goods. Here are some advantages to evangelizing using Bible tracts:

1. They discuss a variety of important topics

Bible tracts cover a variety of topics that are relevant to new believers and people who are curious about Christianity. Tracts can describe the way non-believers can become saved, the role of sin in the world, and the identity of Jesus Christ. Carrying an assortment of gospel tracts with you means you'll always have reference materials on hand that can help you answer any questions about your faith.

2. They are small and portable

Every Christian should own a Bible since Bibles encapsulate God's instructions and encouragement to humanity. However, Bibles are often bulky and cumbersome, and they may be too heavy to carry on a regular basis. On the other hand, Bible tracts are lightweight and portable. It's easy to tuck a Bible tract into your pocket or wallet before starting your day. The small size of Bible tracts means that you can keep one with you all the time, which will allow you to take any opportunity to evangelize to others.

3. They are inexpensive

Christians are called to use their resources to further the Kingdom of God. However, some people aren't in a position to spend a lot of money on evangelical materials. Bible tracts will allow you to share the good news of Christianity with others, even if you don't have a lot of disposable income. Bible tracts are inexpensive, so you can purchase several of them even if you're on a tight budget. Bible tracts are affordable enough that you can even give them away. Sending someone home with a Bible tract of their own is a good way to encourage them to keep thinking about Jesus.

4. They are ideal for making elevator pitches

When talking to others about Christ, you may not always have a lot of time. Many people are busy and might not have a lot of time to spend chatting with a stranger. Bible tracts present information in a short, condensed format that is ideal for making short elevator pitches to non-believers.