In the 1960s, the Shahbaz and his twin brother were born into the Imperial Government of Iran, which afforded its citizens more freedom in those days. Even as a small child, he would ask the questions:

• Is God watching me?
• Does He listen?
• Is He able to work through our life circumstances, not matter how complex, to draw us to Him?

In his gripping story, Pastor Shahbaz recounts his journey. He briefly details a customary Shiite ritual to sacrifice a sheep for each baby born, which was performed when he and his twin brother arrived home from the hospital after their births. Shiite Muslims believe that sacrificing the life of a less important animal preserved the life of a human being.

Interested in spiritual things from an early age, Shahbaz recognised that two sacrifices had been given for his life—the sheep at his birth, which could not actually save him, and Jesus, the Lamb of God who die to save him and all of mankind from our sins.

Read the story of how God began to reveal His love through a Christmas celebration, a 1950s film, Christian education, a first prayer, and his quest for peace. God’s love of the inquisitive, impressionable, and determined Muslim boy was so incredible that he was compelled to share this love with family and friends.

The Power that has seen this pastor through trials, tragedies, triumph, and miracles is the same power that has opened doors for him and other ministers of the gospel message to carry the good news to the worldwide Islamic community. This puts all people, including those who are Muslims, in a position to embrace the love of God through Jesus Christ His Son. Also, you have the privilege, right now, to experience that love by reaching out and grasping it as you read through this captivating story.