The Call That Cannot Wait: Making Disciples Who Make Disciples

Most believers assume the Great Commission was addressed to someone else. To the trained, the sent, the ordained. To anyone but them.

Rugumanya Murama grew up in the mountains of South Kivu. Years later, in an apartment complex in Fort Worth, he began reading Scripture with refugee families who had just arrived in a country none of them understood. What started in one living room did not stay there.

Across fourteen chapters he sets out what he learned: how ordinary people start movements, why obedience matters more than information, and what has to change in a church that gathers well but sends rarely. He is honest about his own early mistakes, including the years he drove people away by warning them about hell.

Inside you will find:

How to begin a Discovery Bible Study with people who own no Bible

Why multiplication outruns addition, and what that costs you

How to find the person of peace already waiting in your street

"A simple and effective plea to understand and practice a new way of gospeling. Murama, through personal experience and Biblical exposition, grabs the heart of Jesus' message and passionately calls us to listen and obey."

Roy Moran, author of Spent Matches