I spoke at some length with Hedieh Mirahmadi, former Islamic Undercover Asset, Federal Intelligence Advisor to five presidents, now a minister of the Christian Gospel.
She's got some great stories on either side of that divide.
We talk about how she became a Muslim, how the FBI recruited her when they discovered they were both interested in the growth of Jihad.
Hedieh went on to become dissatisfied with Islam.
Listen to her tell her story.
Listen to her tell her story.
Interesting - your travels as a young man. I was moved at your tenderness over the true inclusiveness of the church.
ReplyDeleteYour guest's approach to telling the gospel to a muslim seems so "simple." Often, muslims like to talk about faith matters. "I know you have some understanding of Jesus, what is Jesus in Islam." What a great opening!
We should be 'evangelizing' the heck out of all of these immigrants. I think we've been sensitized to letting everyone except Christians have their religion.
Apologetics is a great avenue, but not in your guest's view of it. Greg Koukl's view, asking genuine questions to draw people out (what do you mean by that; how did you come to that conclusion) and putting a stone in their shoe. People DO come to Christ through apologetics, but not the argumentive type. That's how J Warner Wallace came. Not sure I'd do street corner preaching in Dearborn. Sad.
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