Freedom of speech and freedom of religion are the two biggest rights that protect American citizens. They give us the opportunity to choose who to worship and how to express and practice our beliefs.

The goal of this series, Islam in America, is to bring light to the truth about Islam in America. But instead of reacting with fear or anger, there are biblical ways Christians can respond...

A note from our Co-Founder, Samya, on the “Islam in America” series: We are starting this series to equip Christians in America with important news about Islam in America and Western countries and to provide a biblical foundation for their response. After each section, I’ve added my personal insights into these issues.

The number of Muslims is growing in the U.S., but as the population grows, so does the number of Muslims reporting that they are being mistreated or experiencing bias because of their religion (source). This ranges from suspicion to outright violent attacks.

Scripture instructs us to “pray without ceasing” ( 1 Thessalonians 5:17 ). Prayer, as our ongoing conversation with our Heavenly Father, is a beautiful practice. Supplication or petition is part of our prayer life, where we present our requests to the Lord. Most of us fall into the habit of saying daily repetitive prayers where our sole focus is on our lives, our loved ones' needs, and maybe some people we know who are going through a difficult time. It is very tempting to fa

Islam In America, New Muslim State Holidays, on April 8th, 2025, Washington Governor Bob Ferguson signed Senate Bill 5106 to establish two Islamic religious holidays as state observance days. This new law presents a question to American Christians: How are we going to react to the spreading of Islamic influence in our government?