All Qur’anic Passages about Jesus
In Mark 8:29, Jesus asked his disciples, “Who do you say that I am?”
That question was, and still is, the most important question all men everywhere must consider. It is the question every Jew must ask of the Torah. It is the question every reader of the New Testament must ask of the Gospels. [...]
JIQ Workbook Answer Key (1.10.10)
So here they are–all the blanks you might have missed during JIQ because we talked too fast, we forgot to mention them, or we were just so jaw-droppingly compelling that you dropped your pen.
Most likely it was one of the first two. Enjoy.
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Blessed or Cursed
the Angel of the Lord
Submission
1. Blessing
2. Blessing: “God [...]
Kingdom Circles
How can we radically change the conversation between Islam and Christianity?
It’s actually pretty simple. And it’s nothing new–Jesus did the exact same thing 2,000 years ago. In John 4, the Samaritan woman at the well recognized Jesus as a prophet and immediately wanted to ask Jesus a religious question: “Where should we worship God? [...]
VIDEO: God, Word, Spirit
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JIQ Annotated Bibliography
Bibliography- Jesus in the Qur’an
(*High Recommendation)
Recommended Articles
*Brown, Rick.
2007 “Biblical Muslims.” International Journal of Frontier Missions, vol. 24:2 Spring, 65-72.
*Jameson, Richard and Nick Scalevich.
2000 “First-Century Jews and Twentieth-Century Muslims.” International Journal of Frontier Missions, vol. 17:1 Spring, 33-39.
Compares the modern trend of Muslim followers of Isa to the first-century Jews who also put their trust [...]
Tools and Resources
We’ve begun to collect tools and resources on this site that should help you as you learn more and more about effective Kingdom Conversations with your Muslim friends. Check out the links below:
Kingdom Circles–The Napkin Drawing that Changes Everything
VIDEO: God, Word, and Spirit–Talking about the Nature of God
Annotated Bibliography–Read the Words of Those Much Brighter [...]
