Matt Bennett explains how far should Christians go in contextualizing to Islamic prayer and fasting during Ramadan.

Ramadan can be one of the most fruitful seasons of the year for gospel conversations with Muslims.

Modern missiologists often force missionaries to choose between a “guilt-innocence” gospel and an “honor-shame” message. But guilt and shame are interconnected.

For Muslims, the Qur’an is a book providing guidance—but for Christians, the Bible has more than guidance: good news.

For twelve years, Komna shouted Arabic words from a minaret he didn’t understand—until a hospital visit led him to a missionary.