Listen to this important conversation about how sexual abuse trauma can influence a person's perceptions of Islam and the Gospel. Sexual abuse is prevalent in the Muslim world, just as it is globally, and many Muslims around us suffer from its trauma in secret. Jenny, a Crescent Project staff member and sexual abuse survivor, and Mindy, a licensed professional clinical counselor, share insights that could shed light on how our Muslim friends and neighbors view themselves, God, and religion.

Listen to part two of Rashidah's inspiring conversation with Josh of Global Gates ministry as he shares tips for how to incorporate storytelling into our everyday conversations with Muslims and other non-believers and more.

Listen in on Rashidah's inspiring conversation with Josh of Global Gates ministry as he shares his firsthand experiences with the impact of sharing Bible stories with Muslims—as a missionary in Africa, as well as here in the US.

Listen to part two of Rashidah's conversation with writer and apologist Abdu Murray as they discuss effective ways to share the Gospel with members of the Ahmadiyya sect of Islam and Muslims in general.

Listen as Rashidah talks with writer and apologist Abdu Murray about the Ahmadiyya movement, a sect of Islam with roots in South Asia that is spreading all over the world.

Listen to part two of this conversation with Bud of Global Gates ministry as he shares stories about his personal outreach experiences in Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas and his work as hub coordinator there.

Listen as Bud, director of research for Global Gates ministry, talks about the Unreached People Groups of North America project, a new ministry resource he co-developed to mobilize prayer and workers across the continent. He discusses how this resource is being used to stir people's hearts and minds to pray and serve and also speaks about his own journey in Muslim ministry in Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas.

After a decade in Asia, Dr. Sam continues his passion for “medical missions” through service to immigrant and refugee communities in the United States.

Listen as Dr. Nicholas Comninellis, founder and dean of the Institute for International Medicine in Kansas City, Missouri, discusses his journey in medical missions and how the medical field opens doors to the Islamic world.

Karen Bejjani, co-founder of iHope Ministries, used to ignore or fear Muslims. Now she has something to say about ministering to Muslim women.

Born and raised in an Arab Christian family in the Muslim world, Renod Bejjani, co-founder of iHope Ministries, faced persecution for being vocal about his faith from an early age. Listen as he shares his incredible journey of learning to forgive, love, and effectively share the Gospel with Muslims. Learn more about his ministry at ihopeministries.org.

Listen to part two of Rashidah's fascinating conversation with Dr. David Garrison, author of A Wind in the House of Islam and executive director of Global Gates ministry, as he discusses more insights from his research and ministry with Global Gates.

Listen to Dr. David Garrison, author of A Wind in the House of Islam and executive director of Global Gates ministry, discuss his ground-breaking research on movements of Muslims to Christ around the world and insights for Muslim ministry.

Listen to part two of Rashidah’s insightful conversation with Dr. Carl Ellis of Reformed Theological Seminary as he discusses how to effectively share the Gospel with African-Americans in Islam or religious groups like the Nation of Islam. A theologian and minister with decades of fruitful ministry among Black Muslims, Dr. Ellis has a lot of wisdom to share about how to reach this segment of the Muslim community.

Listen to Rashidah’s insightful conversation about the role of Islam and the Nation of Islam in the African-American community with Dr. Carl Ellis of Reformed Theological Seminary. A theologian and minister with decades of fruitful ministry among Black Muslims, Dr. Ellis has a lot of wisdom to share about how to reach this segment of the Islamic community.

The global diaspora has come to our communities as refugees, immigrants, and international students, but do we really understand our neighbors? What does effective ministry to these unreached people groups look like?

Listen to our conversation with John Baxter and Jeff Moody of NextMove ministry as they share insights about the challenges and opportunities presented by diaspora missions.

Listen as James and Faith Cha talk about their incredible journey into ministry at their local jail, where they have seen several Muslims become Christ followers!

We continue our conversation on promoting religious freedom with James Chen of the Institute for Global Engagement.

James Chen of the Institute for Global Engagement shares insights and stories about how God is using their work of diplomacy and bridge-building to effect change in spiritually hard places.