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“GOLD! A much sought after soft, yellow precious metal that for many centuries has been the monetary standard. GOLD has been and is used for a variety of things such as money, jewelry, dental, decoration, plated coating, paint, and much more. GOLD is so valuable that some people will do almost anything to get it, no matter what the cost may be. There’s just no limit to what they will do for GOLD!  They will try to buy it, steal it, prospect for it, risk their lives or the lives of others in getting it, or they will even kill…

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The following is from the Gospel tract, “Have You Been Born Again?”: “THE question is not, “Are you a member of a church?”, or “Have you been     baptized?”. The question is, Have You Been Born-Again? There’s a vast difference between being born-again and having membership in a church, or having been baptized. Church membership does not make one a Christian any more than working in a garage makes one a vehicle, and baptism has no saving merit whatsoever. Just as a physical birth was necessary for you to come into this world, so, too, a spiritual birth is required…

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God has a very simple plan for the salvation of every man, woman, boy, or girl and the Gospel tract, “God’s Plan for Salvation” explains it. There are 4 basic points in the tract: I.  The Need For Salvation. II.  The Remedy For Salvation. III.  The Way To Salvation. IV.  The Assurance Of Salvation. The tract closes with, “Dear  one, God has never turned away anyone who has, with a broken and contrite heart, come unto Him for salvation.  Will you this day, yea this very moment, receive Jesus Christ as your personal Saviour?” This tract is available from Pilgrim…

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“IN a song titled, “Death Unexpected,” the song writer wrote these words, “…death unexpected, I surely was surprised, …” Death unexpected, it happens when one least expects it! A new-born child is put in its crib for a nap, never to awaken again. A young child playing in a street is struck by a moving vehicle or a stray bullet from a street gang fight. A teenager overdoses on drugs, or dies in an automobile accident while out “joy riding” with some friends. A policeman or firefighter is killed in the line of duty, a construction worker on the job,…

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Folk everywhere are seeking new ways to receive salvation and thus go to Heaven. Some of the ways in which they do this are to attend church; give a little money once in a while; live a good, clean, moral life, or do good works in general. They believe that in themselves they are able to earn their way to Heaven. But according to God’s Word, that is wrong and the Gospel tract “By Grace Are Ye Saved” addresses this in a very simple manner. This tract is available from Pilgrim Fundamental Baptist Press for a contribution of $2.00 per…

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“For the life of the flesh is in the blood, …” (Lev. 17:11). “BLOOD, it’s so valuable! Never a day goes by that someone, somewhere has need of it. Some blood types are common, some rare, and others very rare. Those who have  a rare blood type will go to any expense or length to locate someone with the same type, for they know that their very life depends on it. The American Red Cross continually requests donations of blood, especially around holiday weekends. Blood is that liquid substance in the veins without which mankind could not survive. The very…

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“You come from all walks of life and backgrounds. Some of you may be of Caucasian, Negro, Latino, American Native, or Oriental heritage. You may have a High School diploma, college degree, or just a GED and your neighborhood may have been in a city, a small town, or wide open country. You may be an enlisted person or an officer, prior service who rejoined, one with time under your belt or just a new recruit. Your service time may be a military career or just for a specified amount of time. None of this is really important but what…

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“Poems From the Heart” is available in printed form from PFBP for a gift of $7.97 plus postage. It is also available from Amazon.com for the Kindle: http://amzn.to/poemsfromheart.

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“Someone has said that “almost” only counts in horseshoes, meaning that they scored by “almost” hitting the mark.  However, in reality they missed! The word “almost” means “very nearly”, “not quite.” In light of this we may conclude that to come close to the target, or “almost” hit it, means to completely miss the mark.  Almost, but not quite. There is a true story about a man who was “almost” saved; he was close, but not quite.” The above is the opening lines from the Gospel tract, “Almost Saved But . . . Totally Lost” If you aim at a…

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