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Monday, January 15, 2024
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Kerby Anderson hosts today’s show. His first guest is Fouad Masri. They’ll spend the hour talking about Fouad’s book, Sharing Jesus With Muslims. In the second hour, Kerby welcomes Mike D’Virgilio. Mike brings us his book, Uninvented: Why the Bible Could Not be Made Up, and the Evidence that Proves It.

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Kerby Anderson
Kerby Anderson
Host, Point of View Radio Talk Show
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Kerby Anderson is host of Point of View Radio Talk Show and also serves as the President of Probe Ministries. He holds masters degrees from Yale University (science) and Georgetown University (government). He also serves as a visiting professor at Dallas Theological Seminary and has spoken on dozens of university campuses including University of Michigan, Vanderbilt University, Princeton University, Johns HopkinsRead More

Guests
Fouad Masri Show Page
Fouad Masri
Pastor | Author | Instructor | Speaker | Producer - Founder of Crescent Project
Author and lecturer Fouad Masri was born and raised in the war zone of Beirut, Lebanon. As a third-generation ordained pastor, he has a passion for sharing the love of Christ with Muslims.

In 1993, he founded Crescent Project to nurture transformational relationships between Christians and Muslims. The goal of Crescent Project is to see every Muslims respond to the gospel and be connect to a follower of Christ.
Crescent Project has mobilized more than 500,000 Christ–followers and is reaching out to Muslims in 96 countries with the goal of reaching 120 countries in the next two years.

Pastor Masri has authored 12 books and resources to reach the Muslim mind and heart. His latest book is “Sharing Jesus with Muslims.”
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Sharing Jesus with Muslims
A practical starting point for Christians to share the hope of Jesus with Muslims.
Set aside fear, excuses, and differences and share the good news of Jesus with this step-by-step guide for effective witnessing. Sharing Jesus with Muslims gives you tangible and respectful ways to initiate friendships and minister to the felt needs of Muslims.
Book Cover - Sharing Jesus with Muslims
Sharing Jesus with Muslims: A Step-by-Step Guide
In Sharing Jesus with Muslims, Fouad Masri encourages Christians to set aside fear, excuses, and differences and share the good news of Jesus. Rich with stories and conversation starters, the book gives readers tangible and respectful ways to initiate friendships and minister to the felt needs of Muslims
Mike D'Virgilio Show Page
Mike D'Virgilio
Author | Blogger
Mike has a B.S. in Communication from Arizona State University, and an M.A. in Systematic Theology from Westminster Theological Seminary Philadelphia. He has worked in public relations, sales, and marketing for over three decades. A father of three, Mike’s first book was an exploration of apologetics for parents called, The Persuasive Christian Parent: Building an Enduring Faith in You and Your Children. He also wrote a love letter in the form of a short book to his wife and children called, Our Story: Mike & Sarah D’Virgilio's Excellent Adventure (Courtship). He has also written for a variety of blogs over the years, and currently blogs on apologetics and a variety of topics.
Uninvented: Why the Bible Could Not be Made Up
Uninvented: Why the Bible Could Not be Made Up, and the Evidence that Proves It
The default position of our secular culture is that the Bible is made up in whole or in part. Most Christians do not realize this thinking can be challenged by a simple question: Could it be? The answer from the secularist is, of course, it could! But as you’ll learn in Uninvented, the answer is not so simple. When we read the stories in the Bible, they don’t read like made-up stories or the myths and legends the critics claim.

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