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Please welcome your host, Brandon Queen.
Good morning, Podcast World. Welcome back to yet another amazing episode of Loving Your Muslim Neighbor. This series is based on a book written by Timothy and Miriam Harris on their experiences while sharing the gospel among Muslim people. Thank you again for joining us, Timothy. How you doing, buddy?
Doing so great, Brandon. Just a joy to always be with you. I appreciate so much this privilege.
Yes, this is awesome. This is awesome. You know, as Christians, we should be willing to deliver the gospel just as Martin Luther was when he nailed his 95 theses to the church door of Wittenberg. The gospel, a word of God, has to go forth for all of the earth. I want you guys to hear me when I say this. The gospel is a word of God.
It is the word of the living God that has to go forth to all the earth. You know, so moving into our line of questioning, if you will, or what I like to call my line of firing. If you were a gun owner, you would know what I'm talking about. So, Timothy, you know, you you share with us last week about your trip to Jordan and how God moved during that time frame there.
But I was wanting to ask this question to you then, but I knew it had to stay within this episode. So should Christians adhere to cultural differences in order to reach the people of that land with the gospel?
Absolutely, brother. As we did allude to a little bit in the last episode, it's still important to
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