If you are called to evangelize Muslims, then you are already called to speak with moral clarity. You can’t separate those two. The gospel doesn’t come to people in a vacuum—it confronts what they already believe. And if you’re not willing to name what stands in the way, you won’t be able to make clear what Christ actually offers. At that point, what you’re calling evangelism starts to drift into something else. It sounds compassionate, but it ends up being confusing.Hebrews 4 has to sit at the