Witnessing to Muslims is not as complicated as the average Christian might think.

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.

Although advocates of Insider Movement missions are often well-meaning, we must reject their methods.