The Crescent Through the Eyes of the CrosS: iNSIGHTS FROM AN ARAB CHRISTIAN

The Crescent Through The Eyes Of The Cross, unpacks and addresses the issues that describe the worldview of Muslims. Currently it is in a revised edition. The book is available to download for free.

tHE Addendum to The Crescent Through the Eyes of the CrosS: iNSIGHTS FROM AN ARAB CHRISTIAN

If you have started reading this Addendum, I assume that you have finished reading The Crescent Through the Eyes of the Cross.

Unshackled and GrowinG: mUSLIMS AND cHRISTIANS ON THE jOURNEY TO fREEDOM

Like Mahatma Gandhi, are you attracted to Christ but not to Western Christianity?

The Rumbling Volcano: iSLAMIC fUNDAMENTALISM IN eGYPT

Where are these Muslims praying and why?

The Unseen Reality: a PANORAMIC vIEW OF sPIRITUAL wARFARE

A friend who was reading the revised edition of The Unseen Reality wrote: "I am a third of the way through The Unseen Reality. Your teaching always leads me one more step away from legalism and one step closer to Christ and, as such, closer to both my brothers and outsiders. You are a special, gifted man. I pray this book gets widely read."

This book has two endorsements, one by a charismatic leader and the other is by a Presbyterian pastor.

Bridge Building: Journeying Toward Christ with Muslim Friends

Itiba' el Maseeh, Hal Huwa Ta'geez?

This book has been reprinted in Egypt more then ten times. It is written to an Arab Christian audience and It is designed to help the young Christians to grow on the solid foundation of the Scriptures and on a path of growth in an atmosphere of grace and discipleship. This book is available in printed format in Egypt.

Fi Khuta Sayid

Fi Khuta Sayid (In the Footsteps of the Master) is a book in Arabic written to Muslims in user friendly language and to Christians who are willing to journey with them. It addresses briefly the gospel and goes into more detail on how to follow Christ and develop disciplines of grace in an atmosphere of grace. The second half of the book Unshackled and Growing has great similarities to the book in Arabic, Fi Khuta Sayid.