Gospel Presentations For Your Church Website

No church web site is complete without a section detailing what it takes to become a Christian. If your site lacks a clear, Gospel presentation, you’ve missed the boat!

You may decide to write your own Gospel presentation, but there are many free resources available from Bible-believing, Jesus-loving organizations, like Campus Crusade for Christ and the Southern Baptist Convention’s North American Mission Board, that you can link to from your site.

Here are a couple of sites offering solid, clear and professionally-designed Gospel presentations:

  • http://www.thegoodnews.org — A prolific site offering resources for different life stages and ages from the Southern Baptist Convention’s North American Mission Board.
  • http://www.thekristo.com – For younger audiences, also offered by the North American Mission Board.
  • http://www.whoisjesus-really.com – A comprehensive site featuring information on the claims of Jesus Christ, such as His miracles, influence, claims, and highlights offered by Campus Crusade for Christ.
  • http://www.digitracts.com - A huge archive of digital tracts, or gospel presentations that you can use with your website!

One more incredible site resource: The Web Evangelism Guide is a website full of incredible information about doing evangelism on the Internet. It is loaded with articles on web strategy, communication, generating web site traffic, usability, and much more. There is a monthly newsletter that is an excellent resource.

Do you have a good Gospel presentation site to recommend? Post a comment. Or better yet, send me an email (corymiller303@gmail.com). I have aggressive spam filtering on the comments, so it may sit in moderation before I can get to it. :-)

See all the posts in the Building Rockin’ Cool Websites series here.

December 20, 2006 · Filed Under Rockin' Web Sites, Web Site Design

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