Yesterday our post dealt with using the No God No Peace patch as an evangelistic tool. Today's post will continue with that theme by using the Got Jesus patch available in the Christian Patches category at The Cheap Place. Just like the previous two "got" patches we reviewed this one is a play on the "got milk" advertising campaign. What I like about is the fact that the word "Jesus" is followed by a yellow question mark, as though to specifically accentuate the question.
This patch is another great evangelistic tool to plant the seeds in someone's mind without getting in their face. Little do most people realize, but Jesus did the same thing when he taught people with parables. He didn't use parables in order to teach people at a level they understood, as most people think, he used them to provoke thoughts of curiosity that would eventually lead to questions.
If you're head of a Church evangelistic ministry the Got Jesus patch would be a great addition to your ministry "uniform." In fact, there are quite a few Christian patches at The Cheap Place which could all be worn together on a ministry T-shirt, jacket, or baseball cap. They are inexpensive enough for most ministries to easily afford, they are visually attractive, and they are sure to spark some excellent conversations while you're out on the streets. The Cheap Place will even help you out by throwing in free shipping for orders over $10.
