The goal of this series, Islam in America, is to bring light to the truth about Islam in America. But instead of reacting with fear or anger, there are biblical ways Christians can respond...

Have you ever wondered or been asked about the differences between Christianity and Islam? Whether you are seeking an answer for yourself or trying to explain it to someone else, you can understand the differences. With Islam and Christianity being the two leading world religions, understanding their differences is now more important than ever. As Christians, distinguishing truth from lies is a biblical command. In fact, scripture instructs Christ-followers to: Avoid

As Christians who want to share the gospel with Muslim, it is keyto understand what is important to Muslims. There are many major Islamic holidays and observances throughout the year.

Folk Islam is what a large part of the Muslim population in the world practices. These religious beliefs and practices are different from the more orthodox Islamic beliefs. It is a combination of the Quran, Hadith, occultism, and tribal religions. Muslims believe that Allah is a distant god who won’t answer their prayers, so they take matters into their own hands and appeal to different spiritual powers.

There are three simple reasons that Muslims pray: it is a sin to neglect praying, it is a mandatory duty, and it is calculated points counted toward their possibility of entering paradise. Prayer in Islam...

How to pray for the Middle East in 2026. As a ministry to Muslims, we always look into the spiritual impact during conflicts and wars in the Middle East.

The goal of this series, Islam in America, is to bring light to the truth about Islam in America. But we urge you not to stay in a state of fear or anger – instead, there are biblical ways we can respond to the Muslims around us that will encourage us and shine the light of Christ into their lives.

All you need to know about the history of Iran and Islam: Insights from a frontline ministry

To deny the crucifixion is to deny the resurrection of Christ, which brought us redemption. In addition, the Quran ignores the historical proof that verifies the biblical crucifixion as fact. These Quranic verses have become such a source of confusion that they have produced three different theories, which all deny Jesus' death on the cross.

Easter is coming soon - and though Muslims believe in Jesus (they call Him “Prophet Isa”), they do reject the truth about His crucifixion, death, and resurrection. Easter, or better called “Resurrection Day,” is not important in Islam, because they do not believe in Jesus’ death and resurrection.

What you need to know to share the gospel with Muslims after Ramadan

The Five Pillars of Islam are the five core acts of worship that shape a Muslim’s faith and daily life.