Send Me, I’ll Go (Slightly Imperfect)

Endorsements:          

“There is a moment in the life of every victorious Christian when he is freed from the burden of selfish pursuits by realizing the glory of Christ’s Commission. This masterful book is a clear defense of the reasonableness of that moment and is written to create that life-changing moment for you!”

—Aaron B., church planter in North Africa

“Everyone seems to admire missionaries, but there seems to be such mystery about how someone actually becomes one! Jake brings clarity to the issue biblically and practically in such a way that challenges the status quo but also thrills the heart.”

—Philip Bassham, church planter in Thailand,

Vision Baptist Missions

“Reading this book just might cause you to rise up and do something with your life. The dam might break, the flood of God’s Word just might break loose and flood the parched ground all over the world!”

—Austin Gardner, church-planting pastor,

Vision Baptist Church, Alpharetta, GA

Former church planter in Peru

“As a missionary and as an avid reader of all things ‘missions,’ I find Jake Taube’s Send Me, I’ll Go insightful and gripping. The fact that these ideas come from a thoughtful young missionary currently on the battlefield makes it a rare gem.”

—Chris Gardner, church planter,

Peru Ministry

“Come face-to-face with your inner fears and excuses for not taking the gospel to those who have least heard. This book will call you out and threaten to reshape your paradigm like few have. Every committed Christian must read this game-changer on global missions!”

—Jason Holt, Chile Church Planting

“Jake hits the nail on the head as he investigates this troubling trend and exposes several misconceptions concerning the call of God, the purpose of the church and the Great Commission itself. This is a must-read for anyone who desires to take the next step from understanding the need to making a difference.”

—Tyler M., church planter in North Africa

“Send Me, I’ll Go is the kind of book that will be used to mobilize generations of exported disciple makers—those who will not only surrender their lives to be thrust into the dark places of the world but who are willing to pay whatever cost necessary to make disciples.”

—Mark Tolson, church planter,

Project China