Dear brother,
I am a Tunisian Muslim woman who has been keeping up with your messages and teachings, your ministry in general, how you just love to help people and support them through your faith in Christ. You are so much full of humanity in your approach to people, you don’t discriminate and it is obvious you love Muslims and care for them to be filled with God’s love. Regarding my spiritual life, I really need your help. I feel like a woman in her seventies, dragging my feet in everything. Feelings seem to be dead and I have no joy in my life. When I am in the company of other people I inwardly shut off and feel lifeless like a sack of potatoes and lose all ability to talk and engage others around me. I need to have life within me. I feel as if I am dead in the inside. What can I do to be alive once again? Can you help me get healed from that? Thank you for being there for people to bandage their wounds and bring them healing.

E. H. Kairouan, Tunisia

Peace brother! I'm very touched by your testimony (which I read from your webpage), and it really encouraged me a lot. I'm too an ex-Muslim from India, a secret believer sadly. My aunt is my guardian, very devout Muslim, when she recently got to know about my conversion, she threatened me that she'll harm herself if I ever dare to become Christian. The problem is I'm quite sensitive and weak! I don't have strength to bear nor even to imagine facing my family, even thinking of it makes me shake. And also I'm friends with a Muslim girl who knows about my conversion, but continues our friendship, and I want her to be saved! And also my Aunt. I feel stuck. I don't know what must I do?! I yearn for God's will, but I can't control my emotions. I need your prayers!

H. G., Minya, Egypt

Dear brother,
I am a 17 years old, a high school student, born and raised as a Muslim but I have been following your teaching through your ministry and the Lord has touched my heart through it. I am like you: I chose to follow Jesus as my Savior and Lord for no other reason than wishing to call God "Father". Fatherhood in the East, as you already know, is seriously tarnished and I am coming to discover that Fatherhood at the level of God is totally different. When I read the Bible for the first time, tears streamed down my cheeks. There’s something powerful about the Bible you don’t see in the Quran: it is God Himself speaking to your heart in full compassion and gentlest in the Bible. In the Quran, it is edicts, edicts. I feel like a totally new person now. I guess that is why they call it new creation as all things He makes new since our hearts have got converted. I believe everybody needs a conversion experience once in their lifetime, and I am thankful to be that convert. I feel alive once again. In Islam I was mechanically doing my Islamic prayers, but now I am being drawing to the God I am thirsting after, the God I am always hunger for His living Word to be my bread of life. I am trying to be careful who I tell as I don’t want to make persecution happen to me,  but when it happens I am ready to take up my cross and be a true follower of the Crucified Lord who died for my sins. Please pray for me to have wisdom on what to say as I also don’t want to deny the Lord without knowing it. Once again thank you very much for ministry that has touched the lives of so many people and I am thankful to be one of them.
Your sister,

Y. M.
Cairo, Egypt

Dear brother,
While I am a Muslim, I really admire your God, the God that you are worshipping now, because I can see how big your heart is in such a way that I can trust any of our Muslim sheikhs of what I am sharing with you: they are legalistic  and condemning while you operate out of grace and yours is a message of forgiveness. I never feel dirty laying my soul bare to you, but I feel completely accepted and that there is hope to get things right with God and with myself. Thank you for making yourself available and how you actually make every Muslim coming to you feel safe and respected for who he or she is. I know I can always come to you with my pain and you hear me till the end and after that I feel great peace and relief.
 
D. S,
Cairo, Egypt