Brandon Queen

Well, for anyone. I mean, if we're going to be training future missionaries, what would you focus on more, truth or grace or both? And what would be the consequence of doing either or?

Well, for anyone. I mean, if we're going to be training future missionaries, what would you focus on more, truth or grace or both? And what would be the consequence of doing either or?

Hmm. It's good to know. Very good to know. So I want to read something from the book that I found to be a good point. And it's on page 167 and it's under the heading that says Grace and Truth. And the bullet point says this. We need to offer relationship, respect, kindness, service, humility and love in our outreach to Muslims.

Hmm. It's good to know. Very good to know. So I want to read something from the book that I found to be a good point. And it's on page 167 and it's under the heading that says Grace and Truth. And the bullet point says this. We need to offer relationship, respect, kindness, service, humility and love in our outreach to Muslims.

All of this balanced by sharing the truth claims of Jesus and inviting Muslim people into faith discussions and commitment to follow him. That is the perfect example. And I mean, look, Jesus gives us this balance of grace with truth. OK, now he shows us how to how to be graceful and to share the truth. But then he shows us how to be balanced with grace, with grace, with truth.

All of this balanced by sharing the truth claims of Jesus and inviting Muslim people into faith discussions and commitment to follow him. That is the perfect example. And I mean, look, Jesus gives us this balance of grace with truth. OK, now he shows us how to how to be graceful and to share the truth. But then he shows us how to be balanced with grace, with grace, with truth.

And and only like when we talk about that. Something that comes to mind for me is the conversation he had with the Samaritan woman at the well. He didn't ignore her sin, but he showed her immersed kindness first. Okay. He greeted her with kindness first to draw her in. And then Jesus gives us that blueprint of how to engage with people based on his word.

And and only like when we talk about that. Something that comes to mind for me is the conversation he had with the Samaritan woman at the well. He didn't ignore her sin, but he showed her immersed kindness first. Okay. He greeted her with kindness first to draw her in. And then Jesus gives us that blueprint of how to engage with people based on his word.

Oh, amen. Absolutely. I love that. You know, we have to be balanced with our application because let's be real. If we're going to do any type of evangelism, people are watching us. They're watching us. Everything that we do, they watch us. So if I stumble, they're watching that and they're going to they're going to want to see how how is he going to recover from his fall and so forth and so on.

Oh, amen. Absolutely. I love that. You know, we have to be balanced with our application because let's be real. If we're going to do any type of evangelism, people are watching us. They're watching us. Everything that we do, they watch us. So if I stumble, they're watching that and they're going to they're going to want to see how how is he going to recover from his fall and so forth and so on.

All right. So let's move into segment two, which would be chapter 34. And the title of that one is, Do You Look Different to Muslim People? So with that being said, Timothy, what do you think this means in the context of how we as Christians should present ourselves in our daily lives? And I just alluded to it.

All right. So let's move into segment two, which would be chapter 34. And the title of that one is, Do You Look Different to Muslim People? So with that being said, Timothy, what do you think this means in the context of how we as Christians should present ourselves in our daily lives? And I just alluded to it.

Amen.

Amen.

Amen. Absolutely. Absolutely agree. That's a big amen. But now here's a tough question that is often avoided. And obviously, this is a practical question for for the listeners, but you can answer it to me if you choose to. You know, does your church take a position on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict? And if so, have you heard your pastor or others talk about it?

Amen. Absolutely. Absolutely agree. That's a big amen. But now here's a tough question that is often avoided. And obviously, this is a practical question for for the listeners, but you can answer it to me if you choose to. You know, does your church take a position on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict? And if so, have you heard your pastor or others talk about it?

And the reason why I bring that question up. It's because you have innocent people from a worldly perspective, not a biblical perspective. You have innocent people on the Israeli side. You have innocent people on the Palestinian side. And I can tell you right now, I have no issues against that.

And the reason why I bring that question up. It's because you have innocent people from a worldly perspective, not a biblical perspective. You have innocent people on the Israeli side. You have innocent people on the Palestinian side. And I can tell you right now, I have no issues against that.

palestine or the palestinian people my issue is with the terrorist groups that pop up within and then you know use the people of that land to commit evil uh harms toward other nations and stuff so you know that that question you know does your church take a position because that actually sets the precedent of how a person will interact with a person of the muslim faith

palestine or the palestinian people my issue is with the terrorist groups that pop up within and then you know use the people of that land to commit evil uh harms toward other nations and stuff so you know that that question you know does your church take a position because that actually sets the precedent of how a person will interact with a person of the muslim faith