Islam is not just a religion, but an identity and a way of life. One-quarter of the world population identifies themselves as Muslim, and there are different denominations, cultures, levels of devotion, and worldviews represented amongst Muslims.

Muslims have been taught that the Bible is an unreliable, corrupted document. This session shows why the Bible is such a hurdle to a Muslim, and how to explain that the message of the Bible can be trusted and is reliable.

The litmus test for Muslims is if they deny the death of Jesus on the cross even in the face of the overwhelming evidence. This session discusses the theological and historical implications of the Muslim position and how to address them.

Most Muslims have strong convictions about who Jesus was (and is); they think their view is correct. But if we help them listen to the words of Jesus,
see the actions of Jesus, discover what others say about Jesus, and really taste who Jesus is, they might just see the truth. Jesus is the divine ...

For Muslims, the idea of the Trinity and the radical grace of God can become a roadblock. We should be aware of this and expect it. With patience, humble conversation, and prayerful persistence, we can press through and continue on the journey toward Jesus with our Muslim friends.

Most Muslims are confident that the history of Muhammad they have been taught is accurate, though they have not studied the source documents themselves. If a Muslim actually were to read the sirah and hadith, there are stories and teachings that might surprise or shock them. Learn to discuss with...

Very few Muslims read the Quran in the way Christians read the Bible for devotions. They don’t interpret it personally or seek to apply it to their lives based on personal reading. For each of the five claims Muslims make to defend their belief that the Quran is divine and divinely inspired, lear...

We can study Islam, understand what Muslims believe, and know how to articulate our faith with grace and passion, but this is not enough. None of this makes a difference if we are not in consistent and close relationships with Muslims. If we are going to reach our Muslim neighbors we must first b...