A Different View of T-shirt Evangelism

I ran across a Christian clothing website that has caused me to ponder the methods of t-shirt evangelism. The products offered all center around a simple graphic that to a Christian clearly speaks of Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross to cover our sins. To an unbeliever it is meant to spark conversation, as are all Christian t-shirts.

The thing that makes this company different is that they do not encourage the consumer to share the message of the Gospel UNLESS a person asks about the sketch on their shirt. Their position was that one should pray for “divine appointments” you could say and then speak about it when asked so as to not give out precious pearls haphazardly.

I do not have an opinion on the method, any preaching of the Gospel with the motive of bringing lost souls into the kingdom is right on in my book. God is faithful and it is He who draws men to Himself after all. I surely want to respond in faithfuless by being prepared in every season to share the hope that I have with others, whether they ask me or not.

It’s different and new to me so I thought I would mention it.