For over 2,000 years, people have been asking and answering this question. Every major world religion has its own answer. Buddhists and Hindus see Jesus as a great moral teacher, and Islam says that Jesus is a great prophet. Christians, on the other hand, believe that Jesus is God Himself.

The Lord has been using visions and dreams to communicate with humans since the beginning of creation. In the Bible, we see people who were specifically gifted with interpreting dreams, like Joseph.

It is sometimes exhausting to invest time in sharing the Gospel only to feel like it’s for nothing. However, if we want to reach our Muslim friends, we must remember one thing: humility.

Call of Love Ministries explains practical ways Christian families can engage and build meaningful friendships with their Muslim neighbors during the school year. The article outlines intentional habits for children and parents, including practicing open communication about faith differences, offering practical hospitality, and demonstrating everyday kindness through activities like carpooling and homework help. It recommends using routine school interactions as comfortable o

Islam in America (August 2026): Global Persecution, Cultural Trends, and Gospel Opportunities: On calloflove.org, Call of Love Ministries addresses recent domestic and international developments surrounding Islam from a Christian perspective. The article discusses public debates over young children wearing hijabs, reports of anti-Christian violence in Nigeria, and the impact of expanding mosque construction across the United States. It concludes by advising Christians to sepa

Many Christians and Muslims claim that they worship the same god. With both faiths referencing some of the same historical figures, it is easy to see how universalist cultural views suggest we all worship the same Creator under different names.

There are certain things every Christ-follower should know before sharing the gospel with a Muslim. These tips are insights into the culture of Islam that will help open the door for the Good News to reach a Muslim.

If you’ve read any of our blog posts that mention inviting your Muslim friends over, you’ve probably seen us suggest that you ask about your friend’s dietary preferences! That is because of the Islamic concepts halal and haram. Halal and haram extend beyond the topic of diet in Islam, but most people focus on the diet aspect.

5 key ways to use this summer to connect with your Muslim friend

A conversation about lying may not be an easy one, but it could open your Muslim friend’s eyes to the moral differences between what Jesus taught and what Allah teaches.

Have you ever experienced a season of life where just about everything seems to be going wrong? Maybe you lost your job, experienced the death of a family member, and got into a car accident, all at the same time. Or, maybe you have experienced intense persecution for sharing the Gospel. Whether or not you have faced spiritual warfare, it is something that all Christians will have to deal with. This is because the spiritual realm is real, and there is an actual Devil who is d

Both Muslims and Christians give as part of their religious practice or worship. We can use this common ground to connect with our Muslim neighbors and friends. When we recognize the differences between Islamic 'Zakat' and Christian 'tithing' we open doors for constructive conversations and questions.