Isa Al Masih – Stories from Asia

Paul’s Story

I spent 10 days in jail. They beat me, kelp me awake and always shined a light in my eyes. When I closed my eyes they forced them open. (He pauses and closes his eyes, remembering…)

I met Paul* yesterday. Paul is a convert from Islam to Christianity from a minority ethnic group in another country. He fled his country because he was concerned he would be thrown back into jail like many of his countrymen. Continue reading “Paul’s Story”

Benny’s Story

I was raised up as a normal, a typical Malay family. The parents are obliged to send you to Madrasa or to a grammar school. We were taught how to pray. Do not miss your prayers, fast when you need to fast, you should go to find your prayers and all that. So, I did all that, but when I was 14 years old, which was about 10 years ago, when I was 14, I had this desire to know God, to know who is Allah

_1790285″ src=”https://asiastories.files.wordpress.com/2009/10/460_17902851.jpg?w=150″ alt=”460>_1790285″ width=”97″ height=”84″>I was raised up as a normal, a typical Malay family. The parents are obliged to send you to Madrasa or to a grammar school. We were taught how to pray. Do not miss your prayers, fast when you need to fast, you should Continue reading “Benny’s Story”

Anabelle’s Story

I am from Chinese Malay-background. My mom is Chinese and my dad is Malay. They brought me up in the Muslim faith. They tried their best. They sent me to the mosque to learn how to read the Al-Qur’an.

A Media and Missions Testimony

I want to share with you a testimony from a Christian ministry that has Media and Missions projects working together. This concept where there is media outreach that generates a “lead” and a way for the person to contact a Christian via email, text or social media is ideal. I discuss this approach in a case study in my book, EVANGELISM IN THE DIGITAL AGE: Media Case Studies. My other books are on this page also. Continue reading “A Media and Missions Testimony”