All that the Prophets have Spoken

As the influence of Islam becomes more widespread, you meet more Muslims. But how do you communicate with them the central message of the Scriptures? Where do you begin? How do you even start?

In their holy book, the Quran, Muslims are told to believe the Torah of Moses, the psalms of David and the gospel of Jesus. If you've ever spoken with them about the Scriptures, they may have told you they “believe all the prophets.”

While many Old Testament stories are mentioned in the Quran and both speak of the same prophets, there are significant differences in interpretation and understanding. But how do you bridge those differences to present the message of the Bible in a way they will understand?

All that the Prophets have Spoken takes a look at the Bible without referral to Islam or the Quran. With an awareness of what Muslims believe about key prophets, the book examines what the Scriptures say about these men and connects them with the core message of the Bible. Keeping in mind the Islamic perspective, it builds on this understanding and addresses questions Muslims might have so by the end, they will have a clear understanding of the God of the Bible.

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• By This Name
• The Stranger on the Road to Emmaus

The Story that Matters

This small 64-page booklet can be read in under an hour. Designed to be handed out like a gospel tract, it explains the gospel in a chronological manner from creation to the cross. Using line art illustrations and carefully controlled text, the core message of the Bible is explained in simple-to-understand language.

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• What are Christmas and Easter All About? (contains identical text, but with full-coloured illustrations)

What are Christmas and Easter All About?

Like other GoodSeed tools, this book explains the gospel in a chronological manner from creation to the cross. This 80-page booklet with full-coloured illustrations is appropriate for giving away especially at Easter or Christmas time.

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• The Story that Matters (contains identical text, but with expressive line art)

Worldview Rethink

Worldview Rethink is a course that any believer can lead. Using self-taught instructions, a leader can take someone who has no knowledge of the Bible and give them the foundation and context necessary to have a clear and objective understanding of the gospel message. In no more than 16 hours, a person can learn the biblical worldview.

The learner follows along with a coursebook and workbook and actively participates by reading along, highlighting, filling in the workbook and watching the video clips.