Miriam
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first heard Sep 2024
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The E.A.R. Podcast · Crossing Cultures: Compassion and Conflict in Muslim Outreach · 5 Oct 2024
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hostile christians not hospitable christians but hostile christians where you know they're they're preaching the gospel or trying to preach the gospel and their witness doesn't line up with what they're preaching you know because in that comes anger when somebody doesn't get it when they come across an atheist and they just get angry with that atheist and they want to you know try to show them who's intellectually smarter but as i remember you
And I'm no Bible scholar, but Proverbs 15.1 literally talks about that. It talks about us giving a soft answer and that soft answer turns away wrath.
But I want to go further and I want to say showing love makes people laugh. You know, it's I don't know. It's just me. I think if you're going to be a witness for Christ and if you're going to be that sidewalk preacher. Pray to God that he that he takes the hostility away from you and gives you more of a heart of hospitable meaning.
Yeah. I mean, just think of a hot tempered person, you know, angry all the time. And look, if I could be so bold to say that Muslim guy did the Muslim faith of this of this credit.
But, you know, in in anger, a lot of people say, you know, anger releases, you know, different types of stresses, hormones or whatever, what have you. All that physiological physiological stuff that they talk about.
But if you and what I love about these three stories, and that's why I kind of went with this format again for this episode, is that these three stories are different, yet they're distinctively the same.
And you got one where a group is saying thank you for listening to our pain to one guy that wants to punch you in the face to another guy that's, you know, I'm not ready yet, but thank you for being there for me. And that's what I want this entire series to be about. You know, I am on this heavy, heavy kick of Revelation 7-9. You can call me a nut job when it comes to me being
feeling and being optimistic and hoping for that future of not just the United States, but the world. Because our goal, just like Matthew 28, 29 tells us to do, that we're to go and teach, I'm sorry, Matthew 28, 19, we're to go and preach the gospel to all nations. We're to baptize them in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, but we're also to love them as our brothers and sisters, okay?
So when we get that out of the way, Then we get to James chapter two, where he points out favoritism in the church and how we shouldn't show favoritism. And what I mean by that is we shouldn't hate our Muslim brothers and sisters because of 9-11 or because they quote unquote hate us.
Because at the end of the age, Revelation 7-9, and this is just a part of the end of the age, we will literally be before the father.
Yeah, and trust me, this is something that, you know, ever since I've been on our Revelation 7-9 task force and I got to hear Rufus Smith read this verse with so much vigor and so much passion. You know, and, you know, we're looking at it simply as a five to seven mile radius where we're reaching people in our community first.
But boy, if we can get that right, what is it going to take for us to get back into church? God forbid another 9-11. Like, come on, let's think about that for a minute. You know, so I say I'm not a missionary person and I'm not one called to go overseas and preach the gospel. But if that's where God is leading me, then let it be so.
Well, look, that is all I have for this episode. I do have to run, unfortunately. This has been great, Tim. I absolutely love this. I don't know. I might do this again later on in the season. But that is all I have. And to my listeners, it is still not too late to get a copy of this book. And you can catch up on the previous episodes at your own free will.
But you can get a copy of this book at lovingyourmuslimneighbor.com. Go check it out and go see God at work through Timothy and Miriam Harris. Thank you again. God bless you all. And I look forward to speaking with you next week. God bless.
Well, good morning podcast world and welcome back to yet another fantastic, super awesome, blessed podcast episode from this season, Loving Your Muslim Neighbor. Now, we've been talking about this over the past couple of weeks on, you know, why we should love our Muslim neighbor. We've also hinted on why we need to go forth and preach God's word.
Now, we are privileged to have the author of this book with us, Loving Your Muslim Neighbor, Mr. Timothy Harris. Now, with that being said, we're just going to go ahead and dive right on in. Now, if I'm not mistaken, you went to the Middle East recently, did you?
Nice. I don't want to get too detailed because I know, you know, mission work is very... uh, secretive, but not secretive. If you know what I mean, it's kind of like, it's kind of like a CIA mission, but, uh, uh, Christians in action, by the way, is what CIA means.
Um, so what was your, your overall goal in Jordan?
Nice. That is awesome. So, well, let me kind of get a lay out of the land for a second. How did it feel or how did it look in the Middle East?
Man, that's awesome. So you said Jordan has a king?
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