We have officially launched an exciting new outreach endeavor that we are calling the Gospel of John Project where the ultimate goal is to deliver as many copies of the Gospel of John as possible to homes in every major city across America. This project is a joint-effort between SermonAudio.com and the Trinitarian Bible Society and any listener or broadcaster can take part!

Why are we doing this?

The Gospel of John has been used more frequently than any other to bring people to a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ; it was written for that purpose. The Gospel of John Project is an effort to put into the hands of the people an eyewitness account of the most influential person in history, Jesus Christ. R. A Torrey a famous preacher of the last century said “The best book in the world to put into the hands of one who desires to know about Jesus and to be saved is the gospel of John.” It is the hope of SermonAudio that many hurting homes and broken lives will be helped by the message of this incredible book.

How does this work?

As we are able, our commitment is to mail out at least 10,000 quality copies of the Gospel of John to the designated target city. Our prayer is that over time, we will be able to reach every major city across America with its own uniquely-themed Gospel of John booklet. Any support amount by individuals or broadcasters is welcome and publicly acknowledged. However, broadcasters will have the option to be included in the list of sponsoring churches printed in the inside cover of every booklet.

The benefits are many.

This is a genuine outreach opportunity for any individual or broadcaster to reach people who may not otherwise be reached. The recipients most certainly benefit when they receive the Gospel in this manner. But local churches that are in the area will also benefit when potential families are directed to the Local Church Finder by way of a simple URL prominently printed on the front cover. And finally, supporting churches will benefit with the additional exposure both in the booklet itself and on the site by way of the free featured sermon. Rarely does so little do so much!

Click here to visit our Gospel of John section…