INTEL TEST - "NOTHING"
(Front Side)
Back Side:
Try this intelligence test: Do you think you are good enough to go to Heaven? Let’s see if you are like most people: Have you ever told a lie (even a “white” lie)? Have you ever stolen anything (even if it’s small)? If you’ve lusted, the Bible says you’ve committed adultery (Matt. 5:28). The Bible says that it only takes one sin to make us guilty (James 2:10). You are in trouble. On Judgment Day you’ll be guilty, and will end up in the Lake of Fire. But God sent His Son to die for you on the Cross. Jesus took your punishment upon Himself, and then rose from the dead—defeating death. So repent today, trust in Jesus Christ as your Savior, and you will receive everlasting life (John 3:36). The answer to the question on the front is "nothing”.
Tips for Use:
This is a great "non-confrontational" tract. This one can easily be left with someone (like a cashier, etc.). Another benefit of this tract is that an individual must read the entire Gospel presentation before they find the answer to the "Intelligence Test" on the front.
I personally like to use this tract as an icebreaker. I will approach someone and say, "Hey, did you get one of these?" They will usually say something like, "What is it?" I will hand them the tract and say, "It is an 'Intelligence Test'. See if you know the answer...." If they get stuck, I will say, "What is greater than God?" They will often say, "Nothing?" I will say, "What is worse than the devil?" They will say, "Nothing?" And, so on... I will then ask them another question like, "So, do you have a Christian background?", etc. I will then ask them about where they will spend eternity and why they think that. If they are looking to anything other than the finished work of the Lord Jesus Christ, I will seek to share with them about their sin against God, the judgment they deserve, and what Jesus Christ has done for them. (Note: The verbiage on the back of the tract is a good 'general' summary of what you could share with them.) Once I have shared with them, I will always let them know that what we have discussed is also located on the back side of the Intelligence Test. (Note: It is also a good idea to leave an email address, or phone number with them so they can contact you if they have any questions.)