TRACTS
INVITATION TRACTS
A pack containing four different designs based on a personal invitation to know Jesus. The Gospel message is on the reverse.
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The Invitation Express
You are holding a ticket.
Not by accident.
Every ticket is issued to someone, This one has your name on it.
Trains don’t wait forever. They arrive with a whistle and a rush of steam. They leave on time. And the question is never whether the train is ready – it’s whether you are.
Two thousand years ago, Jesus stood in the noise of ordinary life and said, “Come to me, all who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.” (Matthew 11:28)
But He did more than invite. He paid the fare.
On a cross outside Jerusalem, He took on Himself everything that separates us from God every wrong turn, every broken promise, every mile travelled in the wrong direction.
He died. And then He rose. Because death could not hold the One who is Life.
The track has been laid. The price has been paid. The invitation is open.
But you cannot board and follow Jesus while holding on to the life you’ve been running alone.
This is not a ticket to religion. It is a ticket to relationship.
Departure: Today.
Destination: Life full, forgiven, and eternal.
If you are ready to board, you might pray:
“Lord Jesus, I need you. I have been going my own way and I am ready to turn around.
Thank you for dying in my place. Forgive my sin. Come into my life, lead me from this day forward, and make me new. I trust you as my Saviour and follow you as my Lord. Amen.”
If you prayed that welcome aboard.
The journey of a lifetime has just begun.
All aboard.
The Greatest Show on Earth
Roll up. Roll up.
The tent is lit. The music swells.
For one breathless moment, the ordinary world disappears.
We have always been drawn to wonder the gasping crowd, the performer who defies gravity, the spectacle that makes life feel bigger than we thought.
But every show ends. And we walk back into the same lives we came from.
We were made for more than moments.
Two thousand years ago, crowds gathered not for a show, but for something they had never felt. When Jesus spoke, the broken found hope. When He touched the untouchable, they were made whole.
He said, “I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full.” (John 10:10)
Then He did what no showman ever could.
On a cross, He bore our sin and shame. He died and three days later, He rose, proving He is exactly who He claimed to be.
This is not a performance. This is the real thing
The greatest show on earth is not in a tent. It is a love that found you when you were lost, a grace that forgives the unforgivable, a welcome home that doesn’t end.
This invitation never expires. There is still room, your name is on the ticket. If you are ready to step in:
“Lord Jesus, thank you for dying in my place and rising again. Forgive my sin. Come into my life.
I trust you as my Saviour and Lord. Amen.
The greatest story ever lived is still unfolding. There is a place in it for you.
The Great Banquet
There is something about a table.
The candles lit. The places set. A seat with your name on it already waiting.
A table doesn’t just offer food. It offers belonging. To be invited is to be told: you matter here. You are welcome.
Jesus told a story about a king who prepared a great banquet. The hall was ready. The feast was laid. But the invited guests made their excuses and stayed away.
So the king sent servants into the streets:
“Bring in the poor, the crippled, the blind and the lame… so that my house may be full.” (Luke 14:21-23)
Not the impressive. Not the accomplished. The ones who never expected an invitation.
This is the heart of God.
He does not set a table for the perfect.
He sets it for the hungry the tired, the ones turned away everywhere else.
And He paid the cost Himself.
On a cross, Jesus took our sin and shame, bearing everything that keeps us from God. He died and rose again, so the door to His table would never close.
Forgiveness. Restoration. A future beyond the grave. And there is still room.
Your seat has been reserved not because you earned it, but because He prepared it. If you are ready to take your place:
“Lord Jesus, I come just as I am. Thank you for dying in my place and rising again. Forgive my sin. Come into my life. I trust you as my Saviour and Lord. Amen.”
The feast is ready. The Host is waiting. Your seat is reserved.
Cinema Ticket – Come and See
The lights go down.
The room hushes. A single beam cuts through the darkness and for a moment, everything else disappears.
We have always loved stories, because in them, we find ourselves. The searching character. The one who lost their way. The one who was loved back to life.
We recognise those people. We are those people.
Two thousand years ago, Jesus told stories like no one else. About a father who ran to meet his returning son. About a shepherd who left ninety-nine to find one. About a woman who searched her whole house for a single lost coin.
Every story said the same thing: you are worth finding.
But Jesus didn’t just tell stories. He stepped into ours.
He said, “I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life.” (John 8:12)
And then He proved it.
He went to a cross not as a victim, but as a Saviour. He took on Himself the weight of every sin, every shame, every scene we wish we could delete. He died. And on the third day, He rose.
Because the Author of Life cannot stay in the grave.
This is not a film with a predictable ending. This is an invitation into a story that is still being written and there is a place in it for you.
Not a seat in the dark where you watch from a distance. A life you step into. Not a performance to applaud. A relationship that changes everything.
The light is on. The door is open.
If you are ready to step into that story, you might pray:
“Lord Jesus, I need you. I have been living as if this is my story alone – but I know it isn’t. Thank you for coming into the darkness to find me. Thank you for dying in my place. Forgive my sin. Write me into your story. I trust you as my Saviour and follow you as my Lord. Amen.
The greatest story ever told has room for one more.
Come and see
