Koinonia House Online Koinonia House Online
Bringing the world into focus through the lens of Scripture - (About Us)
Koinonia House Online
Koinonia House Online Koinonia House Online Koinonia House Online
 Home > eNews Article > Ministering To Muslims
First Time Here?  
Site Search


Advanced Search

Berean Area
Member Login
Membership Info

Information
Articles
Strategic Trends
Event Calendar
eNews Archive

Audio/Video
66/40 Radio Show
Special Events
Radio Schedule
MP3 Files
K-Rations

Bible Study
Featured Study
Topical Studies
Koinonia Institute
Joy of Teaching God's Word

Koinonia Institute
StudyCenter.com
About the Institute
Available Courses
Student Login
KITV

Shopping
Online Store
Australian Store New Zealand Store Africa Store

Publications
Personal Update
Weekly eNews

Related Sites
King's High Way
Blue Letter Bible
E-Sword.net
Other Links

Other Info
FAQ's
About Us
Contact Us
International
Tell a Friend

KITV
Koinonia House Online

Koinonia House Online

Ministering To Muslims

from the September 07, 2004 eNews issue


There have been two main views regarding Islam since the September 11 attacks in America.

View 1 - The first group believes that Allah and the God of the Bible are one and the same and that Islam is basically a good religion.  This side views the September 11 attacks as an action by fundamentalists working outside the peaceful spirit of Islam.

View 2 - The second group argues that while many Muslims may be non-violent moderates, Islam is a dangerous religion - one that supports the murder or forced conversion of anybody outside the Muslim faith and one that is bent on the conversion or destruction of all non-Islamic nations, especially America and Israel.

Regardless of which group one falls in, there is a basic fact that Christians must remember:   Muslims are dying without Christ because Islam denies the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ as a payment for sins and the way to eternal life.  The millions of Muslims around the world are people for whom Christ died, yet most do not know that Good News. Whether moderate or fundamentalist, Muslims all need to hear the message that God so loved the world that He gave His Son to die. It is not God's desire that any should perish, but that all would come to repentance (2 Peter 3:9).

Muslims see the Trinity as a threat to monotheism. Islam teaches that Jesus was born of a virgin, but it denies that he was the Son of God. It teaches that Jesus Christ was a great prophet but that he never died on the cross. Muslims believe they will have to be judged based on their own good works according to the strict laws of the Koran, and even then can have no guarantee of heaven (unless they die in jihad).

Many Muslims have no clue that God loves them and wants them to know Him personally.  A large number are intimidated by their religious leaders and feel no freedom to search for God outside of the heavy hand of Islam. While those committing murder in the name of Islam must be stopped, individual Muslims still need to know the love and forgiveness that can be found in Christ alone.  We in the Christian community need to love Muslims with Christ's love and show them who God is through the power of His Spirit working in us. If members of the Muslim community count us their enemies, Christians must pray for them.

"But I say unto you, Love your enemies, bless them that curse you, do good to them that hate you, and pray for them which despitefully use you, and persecute you." -Matthew 5:44

We are providing the links below for further study on Islam and how to minister to Muslims. May God show you His heart in every situation!

Related Links:

Muslims tell...Why I Chose Jesus' - Mission Frontiers
The Christian Witness to the Muslim - Answering Islam
Muslims Asking Christians: Questions & Answer Panel - Answering Islam
Ministering to Muslims - Leader U
Koinonia House Online

Featured Video

The Late Great USA -DVD
The Late Great USA - DVD
Dr. Jerome Corsi speaks about the coming merger with Mexico and Canada.

Get More Info


The Easter Story
Audio CD with MP3

Most reasonably informed Christians are well aware that many of the traditions that surround the Christmas holidays have pagan origins and very little correlation with the actual events as recorded in the Bible.

Get More Info »

Koinonia House Online
Koinonia House Online
Koinonia House Online

Europa Rising
Privacy Policy

Copyright © 1996-2008 by Koinonia House Inc., P.O. Box D, Coeur d'Alene, ID 83816