Fishermen, Carpenters, Mechanics and Tax Collectors: A Layman's guide to fulfilling the Great Commission

This book is intended to give Christians who desires to have a close, personal, and even contagious relationship with Christ an understanding of how that happens. Many faithful Christians attend church and live very moral lives yet have not understood how they can be a part of the disciple making process. As a result, few ever lead another into a personal relationship with Christ. With-in my personal story, every Christian who desires to obediently follow the command of Christ in His Great commission can find a plan to assist them in getting started and to guide them in becoming a disciple maker. The Bible teaches us that Jesus developed a close, personal relationship with a handful of common, hardworking, God-fearing men that He found to be trustworthy and teachable. After more than a year and a half of training them for the task of evangelizing the world, He gave them one instruction: Go make disciples. In no way did Jesus intend this assignment to be taken as an individual challenge. He knew that the task of making disciples would require them to go, minister, and grow future disciples together. Disciples from all walks of life must learn to see God's Kingdom all around them here and now and choose to join Christ in His desire to make disciples and have a relationship with all God's children.