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HIS

Here I Stand Theology

TIL

Truth in Love Network

59:27

Today on the First Radio Free Geneva of 2014

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 12 years ago

6:28

Then I come to America. Now, I love that because we've heard that in parts before.

59:58

Pastor's Perspective Radio

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 16 years ago

36:57

I always lived in the majority Islamic countries, then I come to America.

1:59:41

A Mega Dividing Line Today Starting With John 17:6

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 12 years ago

1:27:01

Lived in the majority Islamic countries. Then I come to America.

59:56

Ergun Caner's Biography Comes to Light

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 16 years ago

6:38

Look when I came here, I thought you all hated us.

1:30:00

The Two Humanities in Romans 5

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

about 13 years ago

44:37

Outside of Columbus, Ohio, and he lived a pretty normal life.

18:49

Three Questions for Dr. Norman Geisler

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

almost 16 years ago

8:51

On January 12, 2005 he said, quote, I always lived in majority Muslim countries and then I came to America

9:47

Ergun Caner in 2006: Just Misstatements?

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

almost 16 years ago

3:08

He was also an architect. So we built mosques. And so we came to America. It was 78. Ayatollah Khomeini had said, we will not stop until America is an Islamic nation. And we came. And we continue to come.

1:30:39

A Muslim Convert from Afghanistan Joins James today

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 23 years ago

31:51

Yeah, and I just thought was for me to bring work here because I never thought that I Was coming to the UK, but I never thought that I am going to be in an area where there is Muslim population and mostly from Afghanistan.

55:28

Laughter in Medina: the Ongoing Saga of the Caner Scandal

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 12 years ago

41:27

And I wrote back, Peter, thanks for the book -length exercise and obfuscation, I like clarity myself.

59:29

Answering Islam W/@TheAlMaidahInitiative

Apologia Studios

over 1 year ago

5:16

As I grew up, I Kind of started coming into conflict with Islam. First of all, because my my friends were not Muslim. I didn't have my people I didn't have my community around me. We were the only Muslim family around and as I got older I experienced a Kind of hypocrisy from people who said that they were Muslim now my father's political following some of them followed him over to the United States and started coalescing around him.

1:02:22

The Illogic of the “Equality” Argument and Ergun Caner at SBTS in 2003

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 12 years ago

1:00:36

Everywhere I lived before I came to America, we were the majority.

1:58:56

November 13, 2025 Show with Shaker Khoury on “The Testimony of an Arab-Israeli who Came to Christ & His Views on the Modern State of Israel”

ISI

Iron Sharpens Iron

8 months ago

14:09

And so I lived in that community, but there was also Muslim neighbors and things like that. So that's pretty much who I grew up around. Arabs either mainly were nominal Christians, not a lot of saved Christians that I knew, and Muslims that I grew up with and were friends with grew up in Israel.

59:55

Ergun Caner Update, Robert Sungenis on Predestination, Calvary Chapel

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 16 years ago

4:52

He has been asked direct questions about where he lived.

1:59:43

July 21, 2015 ISI Radio Show with William J. Federer on “What Every American Needs to Know About the Qur’an” & David Wood on “How Safe is America Amid Modern Day Islamic Terror?”

ISI

Iron Sharpens Iron

almost 11 years ago

1:53:08

And what would be the majority of, uh, Muslims in the United States who have immigrated here or even who have been here for quite a number of years, born and raised here? Uh, what sect would they predominantly be from?

58:28

The Art of Conversation: How to Engage with Your Muslim Neighbors

ARR

Andrew Rappaport's Rapp Report

12 months ago

1:29

I'm originally from the Middle East of England, a place called Northampton. I've been living in Seattle since I was 21, and, you know, basically, my journey with Islam starts like many others in the West after 9 -11, and I came home from school, and my friend's mother was walking out of her house, like, in tears because, at that point, only one plane had hit one tower, and those of us in the house, at least, I think with many others, believed for 10 minutes or so that it was just some tragic accident, and then the second plane hit, and the world, as we knew it, changed forever.

23:48

Why is America So Divided?

CTM

Conversations That Matter

over 1 year ago

11:56

You have metropolitan identities regional identities state identities and different kinds of nations now post 1965 Immigration Act settling in different areas. If you go to Dearborn Michigan it's Muslim and the default settings are Muslim and different areas are like this.

1:59:07

April 24, 2026 Show with Farshid Razaee on “How God’s Sovereign Providence in a Newspaper Printing of the Sermon on the Mount Lead a Muslim to Salvation in Jesus Christ”

ISI

Iron Sharpens Iron

2 months ago

26:10

And it was a time of joy, But it was also very lonely. So all of that brought me to a point That I realized I cannot live in Iran anymore. I couldn't continue living like that. So I left Iran, and I went to Malaysia.

1:59:48

October 21, 2015 Show with Tony Costa on “The Migrant Crisis & Islamic Expansion in Europe”

ISI

Iron Sharpens Iron

over 9 years ago

55:00

And yeah, and he was also Shia, you're saying. Right. And what is the predominant makeup of Muslims here who have immigrated to the United States? I say here, because you're Canadian. Let me blend in North America.

50:23

The Fundamentals of Islam (Part 1)

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

about 15 years ago

31:28

And Islam, very important, obviously, because it is becoming ever more popular in the United States. We have ever more opportunities to interact with people from this religion. In fact, my wife mentioned this, though, that I hadn't thought about it before.

1:59:42

December 23, 2025 Show with David Dykstra on “Yearning to Breathe Free? Thoughts on Immigration, Islam & Freedom”

ISI

Iron Sharpens Iron

6 months ago

1:20:12

Now, there are many Muslims that don't believe that, and they don't abide by the tenets of Islam when it comes to that totalitarian mindset. And of course, if we find out that people are willing to recognize that in our country, there's one law and they must assimilate, they can become citizens like anybody else can become citizens.