Fasting has long been practiced as a spiritual discipline within Christianity, regarded as a way to draw near to God, seek His wisdom, and cultivate a humble heart. Alongside this practice, Christians are called to engage in conversations about their faith with love, respect, and empathy, recognizing the deeply personal nature of religious belief. This article seeks not only to explore the biblical roots and purposes of fasting but also to address the Christian perspective on salvation and how to approach interfaith dialogues, especially with our Muslim neighbors seeking understanding about following Christ.