Often times, it can be very difficult to get motivated or to motivate others to get involved in evangelism. I would highly recommend watching this film and passing it on to others to watch. It is quite funny yet at the same time motivational.
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“The man who fears dying dies 100 times” Charlie Chan
It is very true when it comes to evangelism, that fears sometimes can play a big role in what we do and do not do in ministry. There are of course many risks. The quote I cited, is not simply about death – it is about even “small deaths” or even “financial deaths” or perhaps “reputation deaths”. Read more…
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Most folks when they think of the Middle East, they think Jew or Arab. They do not realize that there are multiple nationalities that exist in the Middle East / North African region. Not only are there many different nationalities, but there are also different languages. Read more…
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Recently, while talking to someone online (a Muslim) he said that the Quran referred to the World being created in six eras. However, the Quran literally says six days (as the Bible.)
There is a trend among Christians to try and use the same argument for the Bible. They both (wrongly) do this for the simple reason of trying to fit in with Darwinists who state that the World is billions of years old.
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There have been a lot of changes that have taken place over the past six months. Most of my information comes from people on the field that I have met with.
Egypt, seems to have been fading into the background of most people’s mind. Being the largest Arab country (by population) it is also the largest missionary field. I have not heard much about new initiatives taking place there, but unfortunately the opposite.
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If you talk to Muslims today, often they might say that Islam is a religion of peace. Maybe that, Saudi Arabia itself is proof that Islam will dominate the world through peace and choice. I would like to quote a few passages, without commentary (or feel free to commentate yourself bellow) from the Hadith. Read more…
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Often times, when witnessing to Muslims – I find that folks tend to think that Christianity and Islam are the same.
I often wonder if this thought it pushed by the governments onto the religious leaders as to avoid strife.
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For anyone who is interested in evangelism in the Middle East, Egypt should be an item of interest. Egypt has over 82 million people, making it by far the largest Arab country.
There are many believers in Egypt. Most of them are from the native Orthodox (Coptic) Church. However, there are also many that are coming to Christ there from Muslim families. Read more…
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The most obvious way Islam tries to keep its people from leaving in mass is by threatening to kill them. Apostasy in Islam is a criminal offence that can get you killed in a lot of countries today. Read more…
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