Ready Answer Card: What the Bible Teaches
Someone asks why you believe what you believe. This Ready Answer card puts the Scriptures in your hand before the question is finished.
Peter told Christians to always be ready to give a defense to everyone who asks you a reason for the hope that is in you (1 Peter 3:15). That kind of readiness is hard to come by when the verses are scattered across a dozen pages of notes. This card gathers them in one place. It is a 5 × 8 study card, printed front and back, laying out what the New Testament teaches on salvation, baptism, the church, worship, and the authority of Scripture.
Every point carries references only. No verse is printed out, so the card works with whatever translation is open on the table. Read the passages for yourself, or turn to them with a friend and let the text speak.
What's Inside
Front
- The Plan of Salvation: the problem of sin, God's provision, and the steps of hearing the gospel, believing, repenting, confessing Christ, being baptized, and living faithfully
- Bible Baptism: who commanded it, what it is, who it is for, and what it does
- Conversions in Acts: nine accounts, from Pentecost to the disciples at Ephesus
Back
- The Church: its promise and beginning, its purchase, its head, its unity, its names, its leaders, and its work
- Worship: in spirit and truth, the first-day assembly, the Lord's Supper, singing, prayer, giving, and teaching
- The Authority of Scripture: inspiration, completeness, Christ's authority, the new covenant, and how the Bible authorizes
Format & Features
One 5 × 8 card, printed on both sides, with well over a hundred Scripture references. Point labels run down the left and the references sit beside them, so the passage you need is quick to find in the middle of a conversation or a class.
Who It's For
Christians who want to be ready when a coworker, neighbor, or family member asks a question about the faith. Personal workers conducting home Bible studies. Bible class teachers who want a handout their students will keep. New converts building a foundation, and congregations looking for something worth handing to visitors.