Muslims, Jews, and the Good News: Exposing The Pagan Stumbling Blocks That Hinder Christian Evangelism

During the first few centuries after Jesus rose from the dead and returned to Heaven, thousands of Jews and their Arab neighbor were coming to Christ. They were first Christians. A few centuries later that was no longer happening. Gentiles were still joining the ranks but not large groups of Jews.

What caused this dramatic shift? Why are both Jews and Muslims so resistant to the Gospel? Most evangelicals can not imagine how anyone can see another religion as being superior to Christianity. How can a religion which is supposed to be about God's love for humanity be seen as a religion of hate?

If you enjoy history and theology and you do not mind being challenged, Muslims, Jews and the Good News, Exposing the Pagan Stumbling Blocks that Hinder Christian Evangelism may answer these and other questions. At the same time it may draw you closer to our Heavenly Father, give you a new appreciation for our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, and give you a renewed desire to share the Gospel.

Thomas Allen Rexroth, Author

What Others Are Saying

In a most peculiar sense, I feel as if I have been set free after reading Muslims, Jews and the Good News. The religious clutter and confusion I once possessed is now absent from my thoughts. There is much more space for growth in my spiritual life and the areas once occupied by confusing doctrines are now filled with clarity in Christ's teachings. I will not mince words in stating plainly how I believe this book possesses the ability to change the lives of millions of people across the planet.

Phillip Joel Walls. Author: Singer, Song Writer

I couldn't stop reading, Muslims, Jews and The Good News. It addressed a number of issues I had never seriously considered. It is no wonder people of other faiths have a problem with Christianity. This really makes a lot of sense to me. I like keeping things.

Bill Brophy. Bible Teacher, Christian Appologist