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Title: The Costly Call: Modern-Day Stories Of Muslims Who Found Jesus Post by: Shammu on October 07, 2005, 01:42:11 AM I am about to start reading this book. The Costly Call: Modern-Day Stories Of Muslims Who Found Jesus I'll let y'all know how the book is, when I finish.
Resting in the hands, of Jesus. Bob Numbers 15:7 And for a drink offering thou shalt offer the third part of an hin of wine, for a sweet savour unto the LORD. Title: Re:The Costly Call: Modern-Day Stories Of Muslims Who Found Jesus Post by: smokey the dog on December 10, 2005, 07:10:06 PM I am about to start reading this book. The Costly Call: Modern-Day Stories Of Muslims Who Found Jesus I'll let y'all know how the book is, when I finish. Resting in the hands, of Jesus. Bob So did you finish the book yet? I remember seeing an article in Christianity today that had some amazing stories about seeing Jesus in a vision. Title: Re: The Costly Call: Modern-Day Stories Of Muslims Who Found Jesus Post by: ibTina on June 09, 2006, 09:41:32 AM Ok.... just bumping this up because I think it is a good topic.....
BUT.... did you read it yet? LOL Your Sister.... Tina Title: Re: The Costly Call: Modern-Day Stories Of Muslims Who Found Jesus Post by: Soldier4Christ on June 09, 2006, 09:48:12 AM Yeah, DW did you get the chance to read it yet?
Title: Re: The Costly Call: Modern-Day Stories Of Muslims Who Found Jesus Post by: Shammu on June 09, 2006, 10:13:50 PM Yes I read it twice, it is worth the money I spent.
Title: Re: The Costly Call: Modern-Day Stories Of Muslims Who Found Jesus Post by: Soldier4Christ on June 10, 2006, 08:46:51 AM How about a book report then??
Title: Re: The Costly Call: Modern-Day Stories Of Muslims Who Found Jesus Post by: Shammu on June 10, 2006, 03:42:20 PM How about a book report then?? This is a personal narratives of the consequences, of converting to Christianity from Muslims around the world. Those who abandon the Muslim faith of their fathers and their nation to follow Christ give up everything for a Gospel that may demand not only their life but their death. The book, published by Kregel, contains 19 true stories of Muslims from 18 countries who made tremendous sacrifices for their faith in places where belief in Jesus Christ is forbidden and punishable by beating, imprisonment, exile or death. The final chapter of the book is an appeal to a woman the authors refer to as “Mashi,” a Muslim from Kyrgyzstan who is convinced of the truth of the Gospel but wavering as to whether she should become a follower of Christ as she considers the cost. This book is about hope and conviction. The hope is for Muslims who believe they can’t convert. The conviction is because when the Western church looks at what these men and women have endured for the cause of Christ, it should deepen our walk with the Lord. I pray this will bring conviction, to a Western church with a casual walk with the Lord. |