Grace or na'vety?: Balancing moderates and maniacs
Grace calling: The gravitational pull towards the muslim
Defining grace: Getting to grips with grace in the Bible
Grace finds a muslim: Ahmad's story
Grace for the dark side?: Bad news about radicalized Muslims
Echoes of grace: Is there any grace in the Qur'an?
Grace in East and West: How I was expelled from Egypt
Grace seeking Muslims: Good news about Muslims following Jesus
Grace for Muslims?: Some good reasons for 'grace-relations'
Welcome home: The local church as a receiving centre
I have a dream: The shape of things to come?
Holy Land - a red herring: Reasons for the Palestinian/Israeli conflict

One man's quest to understand and develop a 'grace response' to Muslims.

Why should an essentially 'benign' religion turn some into 'demons'? asked a Muslim journalist. It is a question that is at the heart of the Islamic debate. Alarmist claims are made about these 'demons', while the possibility of a peaceful Islam is dismissed. Many are confused about the religion's contradictory faces.


Is it possible for Christians to relate to Muslims without being politically na've or theologically liberal? Steve believes it is. He shares his own journey and reflects upon how he arrived at the crucial ingredient - grace.

'I am deeply touched and encouraged by this wonderful book'
Brother Andrew, Open Doors

Steve Bell has been involved in Islam and Christian witness for twenty-five years. He is now with the UrbanVision network, helping Christians to discuss the good news with Muslims. He speaks at Spring Harvest, Keswick and New Wine.