A response to Dan Brown’s book and the movie, The DaVinci Code. Giving answers to four main tenets of Brown—that Jesus was married to Mary Magdalene, Jesus had to be married, the so-called Gnostic Gospels are the true history of Jesus, and how the Bible was compiled. The tract concludes with The Divine Code—an overview of the Gospel.

The terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001 caused many to wonder about the way in which God works in our lives. A common heartfelt question was, “Why God?” In this message, Pastor Randy Smith explains the purpose of trials, the provision and mercy of God, the evilness of man, and the strength we can find to endure life’s darkest moments. Its words will both comfort and inform the curious reader.

Halloween is an ancient holiday steeped in tradition and lore. One of the oldest traditions is the wearing of masks. Turning this to the Gospel, this tract explains how we try to mask God—we place masks upon Him that hide His true character. Finally, the tract turns to how we can “unmask” our own eternal destiny and trust in Christ to receive eternal life.

Beginning with the well-known fact of Christ’s birth, this tract explains why His birth was a gift, specifically because it began His perfect life and culminated with His sacrificial death. This tract explains why Jesus had to die—our sin! But then turns to how we can receive the gift of eternal life. Indeed, the best gift ever!

Not at all like the Christmas tract above, this children’s tract has a puzzle and word search as well as a straight-forward explanation of the Gospel in a manner children can understand. A fun way to bring the truth to boys and girls!

Many people do not realize that St. Patrick was a missionary from England to Ireland. Using the legends surrounding his life, this tract gives a brief account of St. Patrick’s life and then turns to explaining his message—the Gospel. The Gospel portion follows a question and answer format that not only includes the basics, but also addresses purgatory, good works, and “little“ sins.

Resurrection Sunday is a wonderful time to share the truth of Christ’s sacrificial death and resurrection. This tract provides solid answers to the important questions of “Why did Jesus die?” “What is so good about Good Friday” “How do we know the resurrection happened?” and “What does this mean for us?”

Freedom does not come cheap. Beginning with a solemn reminder that our freedom comes at the cost of many brave lives, this tract then explains how in a similar way, but far greater, our freedom from sin comes through the sacrificial death of Jesus Christ.