In 1878, a wave of the gospel swept through Ongole, India, and caught up James Paul's great-great-grandparents. Ordinary believers carrying the good news through their own homes and towns have quietly formed thousands of churches across South Asia since. Today the same Spirit is moving across the West, at kitchen tables and in ordinary living rooms. There is a way to follow Jesus that runs alongside the missionary who is sent and the church that gathers: the everyday disciple, carrying the gospel to the very next person, right where she already lives. This is the Third Way, and it asks no title and no permission. It starts at the door where you already stand.