It’s only a tract!  You may tear it,
And crumple it up in your hand;
The wind, as it passes, may bear it
And scatter it over the land.
It’s only a tract!  You may spurn it,
And deem it unworthy of thought;
May ridicule, trample, and burn it,
Despise it and set it at naught.
It’s only a tract!  But it telleth
Of holiness, happiness, Heaven;
Where God in eternity dwelleth
With sinners His love has forgiven.
It speaks of a future in glory,
Of present enjoyment and bliss;
And will you neglect such a story,
So loving, so joyous as this:
It whispers, “No matter how hardened,
No matter how vile you have been,
You may at this moment be pardoned,
And saved from the bondage of sin.”
It points to the Substitute dying.
The Sinless, for sinners like you.
Oh, Soul, on His merits relying,
Come, prove that its message is true.
It is but a tract!  Yet its warning
Is whispered in Jesus’ own voice;
And at the acceptance or scorning
Either Heaven or Hell will rejoice!
-by Richard A. Wilson

Now ask yourself this question, “Do I REALLY believe in using Gospel tracts?”