Miriam
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The E.A.R. Podcast · Crossing Cultures: Compassion and Conflict in Muslim Outreach · 5 Oct 2024
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Good morning, podcast world, and welcome back to yet another vibrant, excellent, cool episode from my new season, Loving Your Muslim Neighbor. This season is based on a book written by Timothy and Miriam Harris. Now, what I love about this book is it is actual stories that are tangible, that actually happened in my lifetime, if you will. And now we're able to take these stories and
and put them in a podcast form so that our listeners can hear why we should love our Muslim neighbors, why we're ordered or called by God to love our Muslim neighbors, and why these stories can help us when we encounter Muslim people as Christians following Jesus Christ. Without further ado, welcome back to the podcast, Mr. Timothy. How are you doing today?
Always good to be with you, brother. Awesome. As I always say, I am really, really enjoying this season. We are, I think, six or seven episodes into the season and it is going pretty well.
Amen. I love it. I love it. Now, last week we did and I like the format so much better than what I've been doing. We we pull three stories and we talked about those three stories. I want to repeat that this week because the three stories that I read are good and I think they should be shared in detail.
So if you are a book owner and you have a copy of Loving Your Muslim Neighbor, I'm going to be starting on page 145, which is chapter twenty nine. And the title of that chapter is Helping Desperate Syrian Muslim Refugees. So thank you to my listeners for listening to the pain of these Muslim brothers and sisters. So without further ado, Timothy, can you tell us about this particular chapter?
Yeah.
That is pretty crazy. I mean, oh, man, I don't know. I think I would have wanted to see his face so I could be with him. You know?
That's awesome. And, you know, God doesn't usually like I look at Job, like hearing this story, I look at Job. Yeah, his wife told him to curse God and die. But in the end, she was still faithful. Like, does that make sense?
Like, so here we have this, this Muslim wife of this Muslim husband that became Christian and she somehow, or in a way despises what her husband has become, but then she becomes the very thing she despised him for becoming.
And you know, is it listening to their pain or is it joining them in that pain?
And Christ calls us to join our Christian brothers and sisters in their pain. Look, I've been saying this for a while since I've been podcasting. No one has ever been called to walk alone in his or her own faith. We walk together. That also means we walk in pain together. We walk in stress together. We become one another's burdens. And by God's grace, he sees us through that.
And through that, we see God at work.
Right. Now, I kind of want to shift into the next story. And I find this one slightly funny, at least the title. It says going into Yemeni mosque, you have insulted my holy Koran.
Before we get into it, you know, God's word can be offensive and it can insult and it does insult the wicked. So let's talk about that.
Yeah. So I'm going to ask you a question before we move on to the next one. What would you say to the listeners if they were a group of Christians that visited a mosque? How are they to behave or feel or, you know, interact with Muslim people?
Hey, man, that's beautiful. That is beautiful. I love that. I want to I want to visit a Muslim mosque now. But but, you know, right now, Tim, I just want to hit you. OK, I don't. That is the title of Chapter 31 in your book.
Can you please tell me about that?
Goodness.
Yeah. But you see, that's what I'm talking about. Like, I see Christians do – and I don't mean to cut you off, but I see Christians do this a lot. And I'm talking –
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