The Great Commission has quietly become the great omission.

Churches are busier than they have ever been. There are programs, buildings, conferences, and platforms. What there are fewer of, in more and more places, are disciples.

Missionary Mberabagabo Mathieu has spent two decades in evangelism and church leadership across Rwanda and the Great Lakes region, and he writes from inside the church rather than at a distance from it. In twelve chapters he names what has gone wrong: leaders who were never called, grace preached as permission, ministry inherited like family property, worship that has become performance.

Every chapter ends where Scripture ends, with a way back.

A direct, pastoral call to make disciples again.

Scripture quotations are from the New International Version.