Kevin has distilled so much truth here. It's concentrated, but you can chug it all in one sitting! Chug it!
Only when someone led me to do these things, 26 years ago, did my Christian life really begin. This is life changing in the most positive way. But you cannot understand it by reading it only, you have to get up, get out of the building, and do it! Go go go!
Someone out there, right now, needs you to lead them into the Kingdom.
Thank you, Pastor Kevin. If I have ever read a book on disciple-making that has deeply challenged and inspired me, Hand to the Plow is one of the best. It has shifted my perspective. I used to think disciple-making primarily happened through church gatherings or large crusades, but this book reminded me that Jesus made disciples through intentional, everyday relationships.
It has strengthened my conviction that every believer is called to make disciples, not just pastors or church leaders. It also resonates strongly with our EDEM vision—Evangelize, Disciple, Equip, and Multiply. True Kingdom growth is not measured by the size of our gatherings but by the multiplication of faithful disciples who make more disciples.
“And the things you have heard me say… entrust to reliable people who will also be qualified to teach others.” — 2 Timothy 2:2
Thank you for writing this timely and practical resource. I pray the Lord uses it to ignite a disciple-making movement around the world.
Kevin has distilled so much truth here. It's concentrated, but you can chug it all in one sitting! Chug it!
Only when someone led me to do these things, 26 years ago, did my Christian life really begin. This is life changing in the most positive way. But you cannot understand it by reading it only, you have to get up, get out of the building, and do it! Go go go!
Someone out there, right now, needs you to lead them into the Kingdom.
Thank you, Hank!
Let’s do this!
Thank you, Pastor Kevin. If I have ever read a book on disciple-making that has deeply challenged and inspired me, Hand to the Plow is one of the best. It has shifted my perspective. I used to think disciple-making primarily happened through church gatherings or large crusades, but this book reminded me that Jesus made disciples through intentional, everyday relationships.
It has strengthened my conviction that every believer is called to make disciples, not just pastors or church leaders. It also resonates strongly with our EDEM vision—Evangelize, Disciple, Equip, and Multiply. True Kingdom growth is not measured by the size of our gatherings but by the multiplication of faithful disciples who make more disciples.
“And the things you have heard me say… entrust to reliable people who will also be qualified to teach others.” — 2 Timothy 2:2
Thank you for writing this timely and practical resource. I pray the Lord uses it to ignite a disciple-making movement around the world.
I love this, Eshima! Thank you, brother. I am so excited to see what God does with our co-laboring!
Glory to Jesus.
May His Name be praised forever