Do you wish there was a simple blueprint or strategy to know how and when to engage people of other faiths and cultures and talk about Jesus?. If so, your not alone. This is a common struggle believers face. On todays episode, Karen and Hannah discuss how to identify a person of peace, someone that God is wooing to Himself. Hannah experienced a deep sense of discontentment with the news she was seeing in the world and decided to take action by doing her college practicum in a refugee camp on a Greek island. There, she experienced a paradox of both heaven and hell, seeing people living in inhumane conditions with no hope of getting out. Despite the difficult circumstances, she found hope in the beauty of Jesus being with the outcasts and the sense that the veil between heaven and Earth was so thin. This encounter changed the trajectory of her life, leading her to love and embrace the people of the Muslim faith and become a part of the work God was doing in the camp. People of peace are all around us and we just need to look with intention. God can use us to reach people who are on the outskirts of society.

00:00:00 Identifying Clues of a Person of Peace

00:04:00 How God Changed Hannahs Heart for Muslims

00:07:00 Conversation on Developing a Compassion for Muslims and Engaging in Cross-Cultural Ministry

00:09:00 Reflection on Working in a Refugee Camp: A Transformative Experience

00:11:00 Experiences in Greece Ministering to Refugees

00:12:00 Sharing the Gospel in a Refugee Camp

00:15:00 God's Healing Power in a Refugee Camp

00:17:00 Identifying Persons of Peace in Evangelism

00:20:00 Finding a Person of Peace in Pursuit of Spiritual Conversation

00:24:00 Exploring Ways to Incorporate Faith into Everyday Conversations

00:26:00 Identifying People of Peace in Everyday Life

00:28:00 Discernment and Looking for a Person of Peace

 LINKS

1. Join the iHOPE community of global believers who are sharing Jesus across faiths, generations, and nations.
2. Visit TheBlueCord.org Find out how you can move from "I can't" to "I do" share Jesus across faiths