We are familiar with the grain of mustard seed of Mark chapter 4, beginning less than all the seeds of the earth but growing and becoming greater than all herbs. Small things can have surprising potential.
With that in mind, consider these diminutive items from Revival Focus:
A pair of small booklets (sold in multiples of 5) can bring someone to saving faith in Jesus and help that person understand all things new in Christ. An Encounter with Jesus uncovers the truth of eternal life while Things are Different Now details the power of Christ in a new believer.
Measuring only 4.5” x 6.5”, these booklets match the footprint of another, albeit longer book—John Van Gelderen’s Experiencing Jesus. This excellent treatment of personal revival has proven to be a worthwhile read for individual or small group studies.
Then, there are tracts, the standard means of spreading the gospel message through the mail and to people on the street who haven’t the time to talk. But standing among all the bi-fold and tri-fold options is a unique item with no fold at all. Salvation Focus Cards are smaller than a standard business card and carry a QR code keyed to SalvationFocus.com. On that site, a person can view an English-language presentation of the “Good News of Jesus Christ.”
The items here are small, but prayerfully put to use, their outsized impact will belie their actual size.
John Van Gelderen
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