Two free tracts now available
Muslims are building mosques and increasing their numbers and influence in the West. It is increasingly more likely Americans will have more and more opportunities to reach out with the gospel message to Muslims they know as neighbors, co-workers and through other social contacts.
However, many American Christians may wonder how best to approach a Muslim with the gospel message.
David Joseph spent many years researching Koranic texts and teachings until he had an essential grasp of the Muslim mindset. Since the early 1990s, he has authored many books and tracts in Arabic that present the Gospel within a context the Muslim will understand.
Now, The Last Harvest is making two of these resources available in a printable English format Americans can share with Muslims living in the U.S
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Muslims are taught that Christians corrupted the Bible, since there are obvious differences in the accounts of Biblical stories mentioned in the Koran and those same stories mentioned in the Bible. "Bible Corruption: Questions and Answers" uses logical arguments, and offers an apologetic response to this issue, in an effort to motivate a Muslim to reconsider the integrity of the Bible as compared to the Koran
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"This approach is highly effective with Muslims," said David Joseph. "Just reading this tract will help Americans begin to understand the spiritual oppression of Islam and how such teachings have created a distrust of the scriptures."
In, "The Beautiful Names of Jesus: Explaining The Person of Christ," Joseph reaches into the Muslim's heart by explaining how the names given to Jesus in scripture reveal who He is.
It is a very powerful approach to presenting the gospel to a Muslim through a less confrontational approach.
"Many times, Muslims will become argumentative and defensive if a Christian begins to talk about Jesus as God. They find this idea repulsive -- that God would take the form of a man -- and they do not understand the idea of the Incarnation.
"However, by using the scriptural names of Christ and explaining why these names were given to Jesus, the powerful words of scripture begin to quietly and earnestly work in the heart of the Muslim," said Joseph.|
These tracts will give you the confidence to share the gospel with a Muslim.
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