Are Discovery Bible Studies the Best Way to Do Discipleship in Muslim Contexts?
By S.J.Spyker | Many strongly recommend a particular method of inductive Bible study – Discovery Bible Studies (DBS) – for work among Muslims. Based on many years of personal experience and interviews with others working with Muslim women in the Middle East, Spyker queries whether this is the best approach for discipling Muslim women. She promotes developing discipleship tools which are specific to needs rather than relying on a pre-developed program.
Contextualization Can Be Messy
By John Devalve | My wife and I lived in a remote predominantly Muslim region of West Africa with few believers for more than a decade. Not long after we arrived, I faced a new challenge: contextualizing a rite of passage ceremony for a new community of Christ followers.
The Life & Impact of Phil Parshall
This festschrift honors Phil Parshall and his contributions with reflections on his life, his writing, and contemporary thought on evangelism in Muslim contexts.
Experiencing the Gospel: An Examination of Muslim Conversion to Christianity in Cambodia
By Thomas W. Seckler
I Will Give Them an Everlasting Name: Pastoral Care for Christ’s Converts from Islam
By Duane Alexander Miller
The God of Our Fathers? Questioning Volf’s Muslim-Jewish Parallel
By J. David Willoughby
Jesus as the Good Camel Herder: The Somali Nomads as the Final Frontier
By Aweis A. Ali
The Oxford Handbook of Qur’anic Studies
Edited by: Mustafa Shah and Muhammad Abdel Haleem
Discipling Believers from a Muslim Background: A Call to Discipleship Research
By Yakup Korkmaz
The Case for Denominationally Based Ministries Among Somalis
By Aweis A. Ali