Muslims are taught to believe that Jesus was not crucified. The Quran states, "They neither killed nor crucified him—it was only made to appear so." Christians, based on historical evidence, testify that Jesus was crucified and raised from the dead on the third day. The whole of history and faith revolves around the historical Jesus, the Son of God in flesh, who paid the ultimate sacrifice so people could receive forgiveness of sin and assurance of salvation.

Trust is the currency of effective outreach but we must learn ways to establish trust in a cross-cultural and cross-religious context. Let's identify a few key ways to build trust. First, start by asking good questions and then genuinely listening.

Reaching out to Muslim communities can feel like navigating a complex maze. But what if you had a map? Christian resources designed specifically for this purpose are that map. They guide, equip, and empower believers to connect meaningfully and respectfully.

Tass was born in Gaza and raised as a Muslim. He spent years serving in the Middle East as a sniper in the Palestine Liberation Organization

There are two main approaches to spirituality: the natural way and the supernatural way. Natural spirituality relies on human means like cha

Muslims believe that the Quran is Allah’s final revelation to humankind and that it replaces the Bible. To back this up, Islam makes many...

I’m in a South Asian neighborhood in the Bronx, New York, looking out the window of a great city church into the face of a very large...

For Muslims, Ramadan is a month of spiritual cleansing and purification. During this time, increase their worship, good deeds, and acts...