And then the Pharisees and the teachers of Sharia came in and brought a woman who had been caught in adultery, and they put her before them.

And they said, can telling stories help spread the good news about Jesus?

This woman says, yes.

What do you say?

I asked her this one woman, do you think you might tell that story to some of the refugees in the camp?

She said, absolutely not.

I'm going to tell that story to everyone I know.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of

Holiness, The Heart God Purifies for July 30th, 2018.

Well, depending on where you live, there's a good chance that from time to time, and maybe even

frequently, you see people at a grocery store or in an airport. They're dressed differently

than you are. They perhaps look different. They may have a different accent than you're accustomed

to. And you realize these are people from a Muslim

background, maybe born here in the United States, maybe having come here from another country.

And I think sometimes we can feel that it's just awkward to know how do we strike up a conversation

with a woman who may be out of a Muslim background?

And would you feel intimidated to even share the gospel

with a Muslim co-worker or neighbor? Now, if you're like me, you're probably not an expert on the

Koran, and you're thinking, I don't know what objections or arguments they might bring up. I'm not even

really sure all of what they believe. And then when you think about all the

conflict and strife in the world, it can even make it seem harder to talk and interact on a

personal level. Now, we know that every person in the world, no matter what their ethnic or

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