HOW FAR CAN YOU GO JUST TO WIN ONE MORE SOUL

HOW FAR CAN YOU GO… JUST TO WIN ONE MORE SOUL?rnrnBy Kefa Jacob WissarnrnOne soul matters. One step of obedience matters. Every sacrifice for the Gospel matters.rnrnWhat does it truly mean to answer God’s call? How far are you willing to go to see one more person encounter the saving love of Jesus Christ?rnrnIn How Far Can You Go… Just to Win One More Soul?, Kefa Jacob Wissa shares a powerful personal testimony of faith, obedience, sacrifice, and God’s unfailing faithfulness throughout his missionary journey from Tanzania to Northern Ghana.rnrnThrough real-life experiences, he reveals the challenges of missionary work, from walking long distances between villages and navigating unfamiliar cultures to facing exhaustion and uncertainty. Through it all, he discovers the sufficiency of God’s grace and the power of complete dependence on Him.rnrnMore than a missionary story, this book is a call to every believer to embrace the Great Commission, overcome barriers to obedience, deepen their relationship with God, and reach the lost. Whether you are a pastor, missionary, church leader, student, or believer, this book will challenge you to move beyond your comfort zone and respond courageously to God’s calling.rnrnIf Jesus went to the Cross to save us, how far are we willing to go so that others may be saved? Rediscover the value of every soul and be inspired to take one more step for the sake of the Gospel.

How Far Can You Go… Just to Win One More Soul? by Kefa Jacob Wissa is an inspiring Christian testimony of missionary service, sacrificial obedience, and God\'s unfailing faithfulness. Journey with the author from Tanzania to Northern Ghana as he shares the challenges, lessons, and divine provisions experienced while reaching communities with the Gospel. This book challenges every believer to overcome fear, leave the comfort zone, deepen their walk with God, and take one more step toward reaching the lost. Discover why every soul matters and why no sacrifice made in obedience to Christ is wasted.