In serving Muslim-background believers all around the world, we recognize many unique scenarios where believers without an Islamic background cannot understand. It is enlightening for Christ-followers to recognize the specific challenges that come with being a Muslim-background believer and to help answer their questions about the Bible and Christian living as they try to dismantle the religious and cultural indoctrination from years under Islam.

It is rare now that anyone can go a full day without hearing about Artificial Intelligence (AI), interacting with something made or produced with AI, or using AI. There is a major debate about how AI should be used, the implications of using it on the environment, and what the ethical ways are to produce and share any content using AI.

As true followers of Christ, we have a deep personal relationship with God. Take some time right now to think about the ways you have experienced God’s closeness and faithfulness. This isn’t something we should take for granted. In fact, we should talk about this relationship in front of our Muslim friends so they will want to experience it too!

Dear Muslim friend, If you have ever felt scared of death or alone in your struggle with spiritual emptiness…this letter is for you. It seems hopeless to feel so unsure about what will happen when you die, right? It’s exhausting trying to earn Allah’s favor and do enough good deeds to hopefully get into paradise. And there’s no assurance. But we’re here to tell you there is a way to guarantee where you will spend eternity! God Himself prepared the way for you! Someone fulfil

In this blog... Examine the rapid demographic growth of Islam in the United States and the increasing conversion of vacant Christian church buildings into Islamic mosques across local American communities. Explore key distinctions between Islamic theology and Christian doctrine regarding worship, community outreach, and the cultural significance of religious spaces. Discover practical, compassionate ways believers can engage Muslim neighbors with Christ's love and actively sh

Readers of both the Bible and the Quran are often surprised by how many biblical narratives and allusions to the Old and New Testaments appear in the Quran. The Quran references more than fifty people who are also found in the Bible — among them Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses, and Joseph.

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.