"Today most Christians in China's house churches are fully committed disciples of Jesus Christ. Every Christian is a soul-winner; every believer is involved in fulfilling the Great Commission. The work of the church is not done by a few 'qualified' individuals but by millions of passionate farmers, office workers, and salesmen and women all over the nation. Some of the greatest evangelists are teenagers who have been called by God to travel from village to village sharing the good news..."True disciples are usually people that few understand. They are viewed as potentially unstable fanatics. Often the same governments that tolerate the existence of mere believers will stop at no ends to completely eradicate any disciples within their borders."Believers try to follow God, but their prayers and commitment are clouded by indecisiveness. Their prayers go like this: "Oh Lord, I am so weak. Please send your power. I am weighed down with sin. Please come and relieve me." If they ever hear the King's call to go somewhere and do something for the sake of the kingdom, they feel they need extra encouragement before they can safely step out: "First let me check with my wife, my pastor, my boss, and my mother-in-law to see if it's OK with them.""A believer always seeks assurances that nothing will go wrong if they step out for Jesus. Only when they are convinced that the coast is clear and no harm will befall them are they willing to take their first step!"Disciples have a different attutude. In China many disciples beg God to give them just a little of his dynamite power. They pray, "Oh God, if you will lend me just a little spiritual dynamite, I promise I will take it to the darkest area I can find, place it there, and pray you will send your fire from heaven to explode it.""God always does."This is how the Gospel has spread so quickly in China."--Chinese house church leaders Back to Jerusalem movement
