The first time I saw Nabeel Qureshi, he sat at a table across from me, his one leg constantly moving almost subconsciously, warming up for a run. It was a habit of his restless disposition.<\/p>\n
That was Nabeel in true expression; he hated sitting still. He was a man with a mission, ready to run. Sadly, for us, he\u00a0finished his race all too soon<\/a>\u00a0and our hearts are broken at the loss of one who ran with spectacular passion to do what filled his soul.<\/p>\n He was a thorough-going evangelical. He held dear the gospel of Jesus Christ as revealed in the Old and New Testaments and carried the message of salvation. Jesus\u2019 grace for a transformed heart was his message.<\/p>\n For years as a young man, he labored and struggled to gain \u201crighteousness before God\u201d\u00a0only to find out<\/a>\u00a0that righteousness was already met in the cross through Jesus Christ. That was his message in his best-selling book,\u00a0Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus.<\/em><\/p>\n Qureshi was not just an evangelical; he was passionately evangelistic…. “Qureshi was not just an evangelical; he was passionately evangelistic…” \u2014 Ravi Zacharias (@RaviZacharias) September 20, 2017<\/a>
\nRead it all<\/a>.<\/p>\n
\nReflecting on @NAQureshi<\/a> in @CTmagazine<\/a>: https:\/\/t.co\/yAhP0ZzDNn<\/a><\/p>\n
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