Since 9/11, hundreds of books have been written about Islam and its followers. Much of this literature, written by Christians and non-Christians:
Though many of these books are well-intentioned, we believe that God’s people should fear God more than men, and we have a high calling to love and pray for people that most of the world would call “enemy.” In these ways, we need to stand apart from the world.
Here are a few resources Frontiers recommends to help overcome fear of Muslims and learn more about God’s heart/plan for them and peoples from other nations.
by John Piper
"Missions is not the ultimate goal of the church. Worship is. Missions exists because worship doesn't. Worship is ultimate."--John Piper
Let the Nations Be Glad! has become a modern missions classic. A trusted resource for thousands of missionaries, pastors, church leaders, and laypeople, it provides a biblical basis for missions and worship. This third edition has been expanded to include timely new material on the prosperity gospel.
Keith E. Swartley (editor), Authentic, 2005
Encountering the World of Islam explores the Muslim world and God's plan for Muslims. Investigate Islam through this positive and hopeful book on God’s heart to reach Muslims. The book covers the life of Muhammad, the history of Islamic civilization, Islamic beliefs, and Muslims today and their everyday lives across the diverse cultures of different Muslims peoples from Morocco to Indonesia. Gain insight into Muslim culture and worldview and Christian outreach to Muslims - our response to Islam and prayer for the Muslim world. More than 80 different practitioners guide you through this introduction to the world of Islam.
by Phil Parshall, Gabriel Publishing, 2002
Now in its fifth printing. Living among Muslims in Asia, Parshall knows them as individuals and shows how their beliefs affect their behavior. He compares Muslim and Christian views on the nature of God, Jesus, Muhammad, Scripture, sin, suffering, the afterlife, and other topics. This book is perfect for Christians who want to understand their neighbors as well as the one-fifth of the world that follows Islam.
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