An eight- to ten-week series that takes the fear out of the conversation you have been avoiding — and replaces it with something better than an argument.
Almost everything written for Christians about Islam is apologetics: how to win the exchange. So believers either memorise rebuttals they never use, or they say nothing at all. Neither of those is what Jesus asked of you, and neither is what brought us to Him.
Not a caricature. What Muslims are actually taught about Jesus, about God, about judgement — and where those beliefs open a door rather than close one.
There are places the Qur’an itself says things about Jesus that most Muslims have never had explained to them. We show you where, and how to raise them without a fight.
How to open a conversation naturally, how to tell when to press and when to leave it, and what to do when you are asked something you cannot answer.
Attendees keep telling us the same thing: before you can tell anyone God is a loving Father, you have to believe it about yourself. Half this course is discipleship wearing an evangelism jacket.
“Every big door has a small key. When you have the key you can unlock it easily. But if you don’t have the key, you’re going to hurt yourself.”
The optimal format for this teaching is an eight- to ten-week series. We are glad to adjust the length and the schedule to fit each church’s calendar and needs.
“I grew up near Dearborn, Michigan. I wish I could build a time machine and give my younger self what I’m learning here.”
“You come out of the media and it’s fear, fear, fear. Then you stand in front of a Muslim and talk to them about Jesus, and your heart melts.”
“Before this class I was very apprehensive about witnessing to people of the Muslim religion, because I didn’t know how to approach them. Now I know how, and I let the Holy Spirit do His work through me.”
