Once we obey the gospel, we’re supposed to share God’s Word with others and make new followers. But do we?

Let’s be clear: We are Jesus followers committed to making more Jesus followers. Sometimes we get so caught up in the who, what, where, when, and how of making disciples that we lose sight of the main thing. And the main thing is Jesus. The Great Commission in Matthew 28 starts with the assertion that Jesus has all authority on earth and in heaven. He is the one in charge. We are making disciples of Jesus.

In the latest book from the author of Can I Tell You a Story?, Steve Ridgell shows readers how to live out the Great Commission. By answering the who, what, where, when, and how, Ridgell takes the fear out of sharing Jesus with everyone who needs him, whether you’re making followers in your neighborhood or halfway around the world.

Table of Contents:
Introduction
Big Fish and Lost Worms
Chapter 1: It Is Always About Jesus
Chapter 2: It Is About Making Followers of Jesus
Love Acts
Chapter 3: Love God
Chapter 4: Love Your Neighbor as Yourself
Chapter 5: So Why Talk About Baptism?
WHY Aren’t Followers Making More Followers?
Chapter 6: I Know I Should, But…
HOW Do I Go into My World to Make Followers?
Chapter 7: Go Live Forgiven
Chapter 8: How Living Forgiven Looks
WHERE Do I Go in My World to Make Followers?
Chapter 9: Live to Serve
Chapter 10: In the Name of Jesus
WHAT Do I Do in My World?
Chapter 11: Speak Because You Love Jesus
Chapter 12: Speak Boldly
Conclusion

About the Author:
Steve Ridgell has been telling Jesus stories for as long as he can remember. His humor, enthusiasm, and energy make him a popular speaker at lectureships, seminars, and retreats. He uses his love for the Lord and his love for people as a way to inspire others to join him in sharing our story.

He currently serves as the Director of Ministry for Hope for Life, a Herald of Truth Ministry. He is the co-author of three books with Tim Archer: Letters from the Lamb, Hope for Life, and More Hope for Life.

His wife, Marsha, has been part of his story for over 40 years. They have two children and five grandchildren with whom they enjoy spending time. Steve and Marsha worship at the Southern Hills church of Christ in Abilene, Texas where Steve serves as one of the elders.