Muslims, Jews, and the Good News

During the first centuries after Jesus’ resurrection and ascension, thousands of Jews and their Arab neighbors became Christians. They were the first followers of Christ. But centuries later, this shift stopped—while Gentiles continued converting, large groups of Jews did not.

What caused this dramatic change? Why are both Jews and Muslims often resistant to the Gospel? Many evangelicals struggle to understand how someone could see another religion as superior to Christianity, or how a faith centered on God’s love can be viewed as a religion of hate.

If you enjoy history and theology and welcome a challenge, Muslims, Jews and the Good News: Exposing the Pagan Stumbling Blocks that Hinder Christian Evangelism may provide answers. It may also deepen your relationship with God, increase your appreciation for Jesus Christ, and inspire a renewed passion for sharing the Gospel.

Thomas Allen Rexroth, Author

What Others Are Saying

“In a most peculiar sense, I feel set free after reading Muslims, Jews and the Good News. The confusion I once carried is gone, replaced by clarity in Christ’s teachings. This book has the power to change millions of lives worldwide.”

—Phillip Joel Walls, Author, Singer, Songwriter

“I couldn’t stop reading Muslims, Jews and The Good News. It raised issues I had never seriously considered. Now I understand why people of other faiths struggle with Christianity. This really makes sense to me.”

—Bill Brophy, Bible Teacher, Christian Apologist

© 2026 Archieboy Audiobook Production (Lydbog): 9781456679453

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Lydbog: 26. februar 2026