Curiosity and Communication

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EMQ » Jul – Sep 2025 » Volume 61 Issue 3

Summary: This article describes a Central Asian house church network‘s approach to evangelism, focusing on creating curiosity through surprising statements about Muslim practices, Christianity, and acts of kindness. This technique leads to friendly, challenging religious discussions, helping Muslims come to Christ. The movement emphasizes contextualization to overcome local objections and uses curiosity to engage people in studying the Bible and following Jesus. 

By Stan Nussbaum with Hussan

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