Fouad Masri explains that Muslims consider Jesus one of the prophets but are missing the most important information about his life and teachings.

Muslims are coming to Christ in a variety of ways, and are often more spiritually curious than Christians realize. Followers of Jesus must be ready to respond to questions Muslims have with love and understanding.

Fouad Masri explains that Muslims believe that God would not have dishonored Jesus by allowing him to be crucified but we need to show them the glory of his resurrection.

Fouad Masri explains that we should correct any misunderstanding that we believe that Jesus is God’s baby but that He is the incarnate Word of God.

Fouad Masri explains that Muslims who come to follow Jesus often have had dreams or visions of Jesus that encourage them to seek him further.

Fouad Masri explains that the division between Sunni and Shia Muslims comes from a historical question of who will lead the Muslim community.

Fouad Masri explains that we can challenge the idea that God would allow the Word he revealed to be corrupted.

Fouad Masri explains that, like Jesus, we should welcome Muslims, listen to them, and then respond from the Bible.

Fouad Masri explains that many Muslims, like most people, find it hard to accept that they are sinners and need a savior.

Fouad Masri explains that Muslims are attracted to Jesus character and teachings.

Fouad Masri explains the origins of the Hijab, what it means to wear one, and why Muslims vary in their approach to covering.

Fouad Masri, Founder and President, Crescent Project, answers the question "What should we avoid saying or doing when talking with Muslims?" related to his talk "Speaking like Jesus: How to Share Your Faith with a Muslim" given at the 2016 European Leadership Forum.

Fouad discusses the challenging concept of the Trinity using metaphor.