From Incestuous Christianity to Making Disciples

Is "incestuous" Christianity stopping you and the church from fulfiling the most important mission from Jesus? Definitely. Ever wonder if it's possible to easily share your faith in Christ? Ever ask why you can't find the time, motivation or words? Will people really be in hell without faith in Jesus?

Put your fears and excuses to rest and join others in successfully becoming a fisher of men and women by learning how to:

Say no to self-aborption, self-gratification and inward-focused "incestuous" Christianity. Stop the self-sabotaging beliefs and behaviors that keep you from talking about the Jesus adore and who saves us all from hell. Discover the nuts and bolts of sharing the Gospel as a church by committing at least one Sunday a month to visiting neighbors. Focus less on the church building and more on building up a hunger for Jesus in the souls of your friends and family. Make your church a soul-winning force by meeting people where they are and visiting them at home. Don't leave door to door evangelism to the cults.

Spending at least one Sunday a month out in the neighborhood sharing the love of Jesus (instead of in church) may sound radical, but it's what the Holy Spirit led Udo Nwachukwu and others to do. This book has many inspiring suggestions on how to introduce and sustain such a change in a church, train people to witness in culturally sensitive ways and to love the "least of these" for Christ.

Udo Nwachukwu's heart has been ignited with a great passion for the Gospel since he was 17. He has led a workplace Bible study group for more than two decades and has been a street evangelist and church elder. He has a BA in accounting from Howard University and an MA in practical theology from Regent University. He loves being a witness for Christ and ushering many people into God's kingdom. He and family live in Silver Spring, Maryland.