Many people have little knowledge of the Bible. Verses like John 3:16 do not make sense to them:
“For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son…”
They wonder: Who is God? Isn’t God a universal force? How can a force love the world? If God has a son, does he have a wife?
How do we share the Good News with people who have little understanding of the Bible and such different “worldviews”?
GoodSeed’s approach is unique. We teach as Jesus taught the disciples on the road to Emmaus, by contextualizing the gospel, telling the story from Creation to Christ.
Our approach is unique. We teach as Jesus taught the disciples on the road to Emmaus, by contextualizing the gospel, telling the story from Creation to Christ.
The Gospel of John is the only book specifically written to help unbelievers understand the Gospel (John 20:31). Our resources are based on the Gospel of John, but include background stories from the Old Testament to lay a foundation of understanding.
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Our materials take into account the unique questions and obstacles presented by the different major worldviews: the Christianized worldview, the Islamic, the Eastern, New-Age perspective, and the secular worldview. In addition, we have materials addressing a child’s worldview.
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Assuming a person understands terms or ideas only leads to confusion or wrong conclusions, often without either party realizing it! Our materials define terms and clarify even basic ideas to ensure that the reader clearly understands the Bible’s meaning.
Our approach is unique. We teach as Jesus taught the disciples on the road to Emmaus, by contextualizing the gospel, telling the story from Creation to Christ.
The Gospel of John is the only book specifically written to help unbelievers understand the Gospel (John 20:31). Our resources are based on the Gospel of John, but include background stories from the Old Testament to lay a foundation of understanding.
Learn more >>
Our materials take into account the unique questions and obstacles presented by the different major worldviews: the Christianized worldview, the Islamic, the Eastern, New-Age perspective, and the secular worldview. In addition, we have materials addressing a child's worldview.
Learn more >> [link to below]
Assuming a person understands terms or ideas only leads to confusion or wrong conclusions, often without either party realizing it! Our materials define terms and clarify even basic ideas to ensure that the reader clearly understands the Bible's meaning.
Our approach is unique. We teach as Jesus taught the disciples on the road to Emmaus, by contextualizing the gospel, telling the story from Creation to Christ.
The Gospel of John is the only book specifically written to help unbelievers understand the Gospel (John 20:31). Our resources are based on the Gospel of John, but include background stories from the Old Testament to lay a foundation of understanding.
Learn more >>
Our materials take into account the unique questions and obstacles presented by the different major worldviews: the Christianized worldview, the Islamic, the Eastern, New-Age perspective, and the secular worldview. In addition, we have materials addressing a child’s worldview.
Learn more >> [link to below]
Assuming a person understands terms or ideas only leads to confusion or wrong conclusions, often without either party realizing it! Our materials define terms and clarify even basic ideas to ensure that the reader clearly understands the Bible’s meaning.
Written in an easy to read and conversational style, our resources follow the Bible’s narrative to explore its most important message. Able to be understood by someone completely unfamiliar with the Bible, it also contains insights a veteran student of the Bible will find helpful.
The Bible’s message is explained using itself. The goal isn’t to just write about the Bible, but each book includes hundreds of verses explained in context.
The Stranger on the Road to Emmaus: 1200 verses
All that the Prophets have Spoken: 1200 verses
By This Name: – 1500 verses
No Ordinary Story: – 1000 verses
The gospel message is for everyone. Therefore, we seek to make these materials available in many of the major languages, and some rather obscure ones too.
Each books seeks to express these four irreducible minimums of the gospel.
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Audience: For those influenced by Christianity—whether Protestant, Catholic or Orthodox. When they hear the word “God”, they think of the God of the Bible.
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Audience: For those influenced by Islam, but not necessarily Muslim by belief. When they hear the word “God”, they think of Allah of the Koran.
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Audience: For those influenced by polytheism, pantheism, atheism, agnosticism and animism. When they hear the word “god” they think of many spirits or gods. Others think of “Let the force be with you.” Some will deny the existence of a god or say you cannot know. Also includes those with New Age, post-modern, post-Christian or secular ideas.
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Audience: For those who consume information in small bites. When they hear the word “god” they are indifferent or skeptical. Includes those with postmodern or post-Christian ideas.
Size: The core message is found in eight booklets, 40 pages per booklet, excluding appendixes. Additional booklets expand beyond the core set.
Abridgement:
25% shorter than The Stranger on the Road to Emmaus
44% shorter than By This Name.
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Audience: All children ages 4 and up. Enjoyed by many ages and backgrounds. Also used with the elderly or where English is a second language.
Picture book, 82 full-colour illustrations
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What are Christmas & Easter All About? and The Story that Matters are two small booklets that provide a clear explanation of the main message of the Bible in 45 minutes.
These booklets vary in their artwork, appeal and cost to give you an appropriate booklet for any situation.
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Teaching Resources
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Audience: For new believers who wonder “What’s next?”
Following the life of Simon Peter, The Captive and the King’s Will guides the new believer into the next steps of what it means to follow Christ. Assuming the reader has little or no previous exposure to church or Christianity, The Captive endeavours to touch on key sanctificational truths, grounding believers in their new-found faith as they pursue a walk with the Lord.
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At GoodSeed, we are committed to providing the resources that equip you to communicate your faith clearly and confidently. Join us on this journey of sharing the gospel in meaningful ways.
Browse a curated selection of books and videos designed to make evangelism simple and impactful for everyone.
Engage in enriching training sessions that enhance your skills and understanding of evangelistic outreach.
We provide a diverse array of evangelism resources, including books, training materials, and multimedia tools aimed at enhancing your outreach efforts. Our goal is to empower you to communicate your faith effectively and with ease.
You can participate by engaging with our resources, joining our training sessions, and spreading the word in your community. Every effort counts in sharing the gospel and making a lasting impact.
Yes! Our resources are designed to be accessible and beneficial for individuals of all ages, making it easy for families and youth groups alike to engage in meaningful conversations about faith.
Absolutely! Many of our resources can be accessed through our website, allowing you to learn and share from the comfort of your home, anytime you need.
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If you have additional inquiries or need further information about our evangelism resources, please don’t hesitate to reach out! We’re here to assist you in your journey.
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