What if someone rejects a tract?

Q: What should my response be when someone out right rejects a Gospel tract?  
Many that have say “If this about God or Jesus, I don’t want it.”

A: If you're interested in having conversations, that's a great opening!
THEM: Is that about Jesus? I don't want it! 
YOU: Actually, it is. I'll save it for the next person, but I'm curious, why don't you want something to help you think about the importance of Jesus? 
Listen to them and that may open the door for you to share the Gospel. If they refuse to open up though, wish them well and move on.

Do try to probe. It may open doors to talk. Have ready some answers ready to top 5 expected rejection reasons the person has about religion or Christianity, or Jesus, and you might be able to chat & swing to the Gospel. Put the focus on Jesus not the people who claim to be his followers or religions that claim to be Christian. Use if questions like If God is real or if Jesus is God and if he went to great expense and lengths to make salvation available, and if your eternity is riding on what you do with Him, then its really important, so wouldn't you owe it to yourself to examine and investigate thoroughly? 

If they dont want to chat... remember Mark Spence said to keep going and move on like a bee pollinating flowers. One may not want it but someone else will. Don’t focus on the reaction but on God’s sovereignty that He has prepared hearts for that day. God resists the proud and gives grace to the humble!


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