ULTIMATE HARVEST: Five F.A.C.T.S. on fruitfulness and how to grow the American Church again!
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The number of unchurched people in the United States remains unchanged—76 million adults. These are the fruit God has called the American Church to. These are the inner city kids without parents, homeless drug users, ex-convicts, academic atheists and the irreligious elite.
The United States now ranks third (3rd) following China and India in the number of people who are not professing Christians; in other words, the U.S. is becoming an ever increasing “un-reached people group” and yet half of all churches in the US did not add any new members to their ranks in the last two years!
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As a foreigner who crisscrossed Africa and Europe to arrive on the shores of New York in 2005, I could see the cold fangs of Europe’s post-modern-day secularism clashing with the fires of revival from Africa in America’s streets.
America, a nation that sent out more missionaries than the rest of the world, is now an unreached nation. The Bible says in Luke 12:48 that “whomsoever much is given, of him shall be much required and to whom men have committed much, of him they will ask the more.” America has been given much by God, in terms of money, men, and materials, and much is required of her in the last days’ harvest.
This book challenges the American church to return to her roots and cultivate again her true foundations of evangelism, discipleship, and following Jesus to the ends of the earth.
About the Author
Tobe Momah MD, MSc, DABFM is a board-certified family physician with medical and master’s degrees from University of Nigeria and London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine University of London, England respectively. He trained as a family medicine resident in New York City and is currently a family physician in Monroe, Louisiana.
He coordinates the activities of Faith and Power Ministries—which includes publishing, missions and through its humanitarian arm—Saints Specialist Services—free health care and feeding programs to the most needy. His vision is to show God’s power to this generation and to the ends of the earth.
In pursuit of this vision, he has worked as a medical missionary in Ethiopia, served as a two-time vice-president of the Christian Union Campus Fellowship, University of Nigeria, and currently serves on the board of trustees at First Assembly of God Church, West Monroe, Louisiana.
He is the author of A General and a Gentleman; Building Lasting Relationships—a manual for the complete home; Metrobiology—Study of Life in the City; Between the Systems; Soul and Spirit of Man—a Christian doctor’s view on sickness and its source; Pregnancy—pearls, pitfalls and principles; and From Edginess to Eagerness—taking the Church back to willing service.
He is also the author of more than twenty scientific publications, serves on the education commission of the Louisiana State Academy of Family Physicians and is happily married to Rita, with whom he lives in West Monroe, Louisiana.