First You Must Die
Kawan was a diligent student of the Qur’an and the Hadith. When a Kurdish friend shared the gospel with him he started to study the Bible as well. He became so confused he didn’t want to read either book any longer. One night he prayed, “Oh God what is the right way?”
Then...
Bibles & Bumper Stickers
Two young men from the West are constantly searching for opportunities to share Christ with their Muslim neighbors. Their car displays an Arabic sticker which reads: “Free New Testament”. Recently, while the car was in the repair shop, a local lady approached one of them...
Dreams, Visions, and YOU
For centuries, the Islamic world has relied on supernatural phenomena for decision-making and life planning. Dreams and visions are accepted as valid means of guidance and direction. God is stepping into these dreams, appearing to people all over the Middle East...
Reconciliation
What does reconciliation smell like? Does it smell like nervous strangers precariously placed in a small room together as they begin to see each other for the first time as friends instead of enemies? Does it have the aroma of sweet perfume to the Creator God...?
Trust in Dark Times
Economic recovery remains sluggish and sporadic in the Middle East. Many relied on fortunes made, but were ill-prepared for fortunes lost. Their chariots rusted. Treasures vaporized. Moths took the rest (Matthew 6:19-21).
“What is the national bird of the Dubai?” joked a foreigner...
Middle East
Nothing compares to the sounds, smells, colors and landscape of the Middle East, the center of the Muslim world. While secular news from the region remains grim, the spiritual news is overwhelmingly good. Muslims are coming to faith from countries that offer little religious freedom. It is often because of the political climate that Muslims are open to the Gospel, eager to hear the Good News of Jesus. In welcoming, hospitable homes throughout the Middle East, the doors are wide open to those wanting to befriend Muslims and share the love of Jesus.
