Crossing Cultures: Compassion and Conflict in Muslim Outreach! - Episode #11 Summary of the episode: In this episode of the E.A.R. Podcast, we explore the complexities of cross-cultural relationships in Muslim outreach, inspired by the book Loving Your Muslim Neighbor. Through stories of helping desperate Syrian refugees, navigating tensions at a Yemeni mosque, and facing personal conflict, we’ll dive into the challenges of extending compassion while confronting cultural misunderstandings. How do we bridge the gap between differing worldviews? Join us as we discuss the power of empathy, humility, and unwavering love in building lasting connections with our Muslim neighbors, even in the face of conflict. Discover how empathy and love can overcome cultural barriers. Tune into this discussion with Brandon and Timothy as we explore real stories of compassion, conflict, and understanding in reaching our Muslim neighbors! Meet the Guest: Timothy and Miriam speak in churches everywhere to educate, equip, and energize Christians to gain God’s heart for Muslim people and to love them. Please listen to Episode #1 of this season to learn more about Timothy and Miriam Harris. Calls to action: Please check out their website, www.lovingyourmuslimneighbor.com. You can also purchase a copy of the book from the website and follow along during this season! To connect with Timothy and Miriam Harris, email them at [email protected]. Note: This podcast is part of the Christian Podcast Community. You can click here to access more episodes and similar podcasts. Check out the website to our podcast here! Works Cited: Cover Art: Brandon Queen | Bible Translations – English Standard Version (unless stated/noted in the interview)| Quotes: authentic from the host and guest (unless stated/pointed out during the podcast) | Song: Turkish Beat - Music by: Muzaproduction from Pixabay --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/elderqueen/support, or you can go to our website and click on Membership
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Please welcome your host, Brandon Queen.
Good morning, podcast world, and welcome back to yet another vibrant, excellent, cool episode from my new season, Loving Your Muslim Neighbor. This season is based on a book written by Timothy and Miriam Harris. Now, what I love about this book is it is actual stories that are tangible, that actually happened in my lifetime, if you will. And now we're able to take these stories and
and put them in a podcast form so that our listeners can hear why we should love our Muslim neighbors, why we're ordered or called by God to love our Muslim neighbors, and why these stories can help us when we encounter Muslim people as Christians following Jesus Christ. Without further ado, welcome back to the podcast, Mr. Timothy. How are you doing today?
Great, Brandon.
Always good to be with you, brother. Awesome. As I always say, I am really, really enjoying this season. We are, I think, six or seven episodes into the season and it is going pretty well.
Hey, praise God, man. I hope that your listening audience is getting more and more of God's heart for lost people and particularly in this case for Muslim people.
Amen. I love it. I love it. Now, last week we did and I like the format so much better than what I've been doing. We we pull three stories and we talked about those three stories. I want to repeat that this week because the three stories that I read are good and I think they should be shared in detail.
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