While Nicodemus’ night visit to Jesus followed a lot of deliberation, this dilemma seemed to spring up suddenly. Some of the leading Pharisees (some of whom also served on the Sanhedrin) claimed that none of the Pharisees or Sanhedrin members had believed in Jesus. This public condemnation of believers in Christ created a crisis for Nicodemus. He faced a dilemma much like MBBs do today!

The story of the woman at the well is powerful precisely because it is so ordinary. There is no crowd. No spectacle. No public display. Just a conversation in the middle of an everyday moment. And yet, in that quiet exchange, Jesus reveals something essential: what it looks like to cross barriers with purpose, truth, and love.

Muslim family members and friends may experience shock that one so close has done something that Muslims have historically viewed as disgrac

MBBs find themselves in a bind asking: “How can I honor my father and mother if they do not want me to serve the Jesus."

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When facing the prospect of sharing Jesus with someone, most of us shrink back in fear. When faced with sharing Jesus with a Muslim, the...