An Arabic Bible in the hands of a Taliban operative? Can God’s Word penetrate the brainwashing and terror of a jihadist?  Yes!  The story of a man whose long journey from Taliban operative to dedicated Christian bears witness to the fact that no heart is beyond God’s reach—not even an angry, hard-bitten jihadist named John.

Hasan grew up in a Muslim family, but was never confident in the traditions of his Islamic faith. As a 25 year-old student in the Middle East, he had more questions than answers. When a Christian friend brought him to a small group and introduced him to the Good News, Hasan finally began to find the answers he was looking for...

"If you are a Christian, no matter where you are, you will suffer. But it is very difficult to live out your faith here," says Dawud, a brave man from the Middle East. As he shares about life as a Christian in the Middle East, his passion for God's Word and commitment to living out his faith is clear, despite the daily persecution he faces.

Arabic speakers in attendance at the 2012 London Olympics were reached with a revolutionary way to spread the Gospel - the Akses Digital Bible Library. Through the efforts of Christian volunteers, thousands of lives were impacted by God's Word at the Olympics.

Middle East Christians face some of the most challenging circumstances in the world. Read two testimonies that give witness to how God’s Word can grow hope from a hopeless situation.

Arab Ministry is perhaps one of the most challenging Christian outreach fields in the world.  Hate between cultures permeates the region and Christian evangelism is scarce.  Though Bible schools are training up leaders, it takes a great deal of time for foreign missionaries to learn the Middle East language and culture required to be effective living in a world dominated by Muslims.  As a result, some of the most effective outreach comes from Arab Ministry lay leaders born and raised in the region.

Even though she was supposedly Muslim, Lina had a lot of bad habits and vices that were ruining her life. She wanted desperately to connect with someone, but felt suicide was the only choice she had left. Could a group of Christians make a difference?

Dusty streets, blazing sun, and a stranger in town. Sounds like a Spaghetti Western, but it is actually the tale of a man who courageously entered a Middle Eastern village with the Gospel. Subtitle it “The Good, The Bad, and The Bible”.

Nothing happens by accident when you are a child of God. When Zaid made an unintended phone call, he could never have predicted the outcome. Read here about Zaid’s “Smart” phone.

The gospel is not just for the ‘least of these’ around the world; it is also for all those who are weary, and for all of those who mourn. Dr. Hakim fit both criteria.