In Tajikistan, there is a clueless acceptance of Christian ideas on display in history and the streets today. On a recent visit, incorporating biblical concepts like the cross-like patterns confounded me. Places like museums, cultural displays, and handcrafts gave credence to Christian symbols. Where did this unintended pattern come from?
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The Better Islamic Marriage books, part 2
In my studies on marriage, I uncovered a few decent books on Islamic marriage. Marriage in Islam is a contract, while marriage in Christianity is a covenant. Despite these differences, let’s look at what some of the contemporary Islamic marriage books show.
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Spectator or a partaker of Oneness
The game is on – God is real, and His oneness may not be what we expect. Are we merely spectators of God’s oneness, or can we actively participate with Him? Do we passively watch from a distance, or can God dwell among us as we engage with Him? Those who are connected participate more deeply than those who observe from afar. Which would you prefer – a spectator or a partaker?
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Top Islamic Marriage Books, Part 1
Every Muslim couple wants to read an excellent Islamic marriage book to clarify their rights and duties. Here are a few books and my thoughts on what makes a good read.
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How God uses Dreams of Jesus?
I can testify that I have heard over 200 testimonies of believers from a Muslim background. As I listened to them, one thing was clear: Faith comes by hearing, and hearing through the Word of Christ. (Rom. 10:17). I observed that the dramatic did not save them, but God’s word did. So what about all these dreams of Jesus?
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Can Christians Rejoice in the Calamity of Others?
Christians do not rejoice in calamity but depend on God to move and deliver. On the streets of Iran on May 20, 2024, many were rejoicing in the death of Iran’s president, Ebrahim Raisi. Now, throughout the Middle East, many are rejoicing in the death of Hassan Nasrallah (Sept. 28, 2024). Christians faced hardships in both locations and will sense a tinge of emotion on this news.
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