Jamie Shook talks about how your understanding of God’s character affects your understanding of yourself, and why it matters.
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Our Muslim friends, neighbors and co-workers need more than just our charity; they need to hear the Gospel clearly articulated in words.
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The Gospel is about God’s love and blessing, but it’s also about more. Failure to grasp the complete Gospel is one reason so many eventually abandon Christianity.
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I saw first-hand the myriad beliefs in Islam that contribute to Muslim women feeling unclean. We who know Jesus have a unique opportunity to offer them assurance.
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All cultures have shame, though they carry it differently. Whether the shame is communal or individualistic, Jesus is the only true covering.
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The current culture wants us to believe that we can define our own meaning and morals without experiencing any fallout. The truth is much more sobering.
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Jamie Shook talks about defining “identity” from a Biblical perspective.
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Although Jesus was the great healer, miraculous encounters with him did not mean that suffering went away permanently. Why?
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Islam and Christianity share areas of common ground, but Biblical views on creation and original sin demonstrate crucial differences.
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Mental “strongholds” can keep us crippled emotionally and spiritually. Fighting back with truth is the answer, but what does it look like practically?
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I was embarrassed to grieve in front of my Muslim friend. But God taught me to lay down my arsenal of platitudes and risk being authentic.
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There is no middle ground on one’s position with Christ. Is Jesus God? The question pierces a dark world of injustice, war, and corruption.
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A Muslim mother has a first-born son, which should bring honor. Instead, his disability brings shame and rejection. Jesus brings dignity to both.
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Even on the mission field, I was apathetic about Muslims. But through a series of shocking encounters, God opened my heart to the plight of Muslim women.
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I asked my husband the four words every man hates: “how do I look?” His response wasn’t exactly what I hoped, but it did remind me of a valuable lesson.