The Loving Family of an Unlikely Convert
Moses’ humble approach inspires his father-in-law Jethro's astonishing conversion to faith in Yahweh, showing the power of mutual respect and praise in sharing the gospel.
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Moses’ humble approach inspires his father-in-law Jethro's astonishing conversion to faith in Yahweh, showing the power of mutual respect and praise in sharing the gospel.
Read PostAdvice for born-again Christians considering attending an LDS service with a friend. Consider liberty of conscience, church connection, and a settled faith.
Read PostLearn about the difference between worthiness in LDS Church and New Testament teachings. One is a requirement for salvation, the other a consequence.
Read PostEmma Smith, Joseph Smith's first wife, left the LDS Church and founded the RLDS Church. Born-again Christians can help LDS friends discover God's truth by asking respectful, genuine questions about Emma's departure.
Read PostIt's important to intervene when false beliefs are shared to actively love those who hold them by sharing the truth with grace.
Read PostThe CES Letter is a household name in the LDS world. What is it? And should you use it in LDS evangelism?
Read PostLearn how John 4:24 shows the necessity and practicality of truth when discussing differences between Mormonism and Biblical Christianity. Jesus' conversation with a woman at a well offers a path to worshiping God in spirit and in truth in your evangelism.
Read PostDiscover the profound impact of simple questions for evangelism to Latter-day Saints.
Read PostWhen presenting the gospel, it’s important to use terms that resonate with the unsaved. For that reason, it’s wise to address the fear of family that often hinders Latter-day Saints from hearing the gospel by pointing them to a greater fear of God, by pointing them to the grandeur of God.
Read PostAs the apostle Paul demonstrates during his ministry in Corinth, growing in your knowledge of Christ is crucial to effectively reach your LDS friends with the true gospel.
Read PostGod empowers us for ministry through prayer. Mark 9 depicts a scene between Christ and his disciples where he guides them to prayer as the answer for their powerlessness.
Read PostShould we engage with Latter-day Saints on interfaith activities? Are there areas of possible cooperation or should every opportunity be avoided for the sake of the gospel?
Read PostThe Mormon Faith places man at the center as the “hero of the story.” What does the Bible say about this approach to life? How would Jesus respond?
Read PostBeing invited to a service is a mark of trust and I would strongly encourage you to attend if just a few conditions are met.
Read PostShould born-again Christians use the King James Version of the Bible in LDS evangelism?
Read PostWhat can we learn about evangelism from Moses's story of rejection? Love, service, and facing challenges together.
Read PostLatter-day Saints often encourage their friends to pray for wisdom to know if the Mormon scriptures are true. Does praying give ground or show sincerity? Is it ever wrong to pray?
Read PostWhen we face discouragement in evangelism, look to examples of biblical faithfulness for direction, focus, and perseverance.
Read PostThe last thread that often connects former Mormons to the LDS faith is family. The pull of this connection is made even stronger if a loved one has already died. What does Jesus say to these dear people and what can you say?
Read PostFriendships between Mormons and born-again Christians inevitably hit a conflict point: the nature and source of truth. But this difference doesn’t have to stop the conversation! The wise Christian can see the conversation as an invitation to deepen the relationship for the sake of the gospel.
Read PostLatter-day Saints often wonder if they can trust the translation of the Bible. But the history of God’s careful preservation of His Words provides you an opportunity to share gospel confidence in the Bible.
Read PostOver the last few decades, the LDS Church has encouraged its members to refer to themselves as Christians. In this article, we’ll examine the LDS Church’s rationale for calling itself Christian and then compare it to the Bible’s definition of Christianity.
Read PostThe experience of faithful evangelism often feels like frustration. What does God want us to do with these frustrations? Are we to simply soldier on or does He have some greater purpose in us?
Read PostMany Christians first interact with Latter-day Saints when they’re visited by an LDS Missionary. Should you invite them into your home? Should you turn them away and offer to meet elsewhere?
Read PostEffective evangelism requires effective listening. Learning to listen to your Mormon friends will not only communicate your care, but will help you more effectively share the gospel.
Read PostPersonal, direct revelation is a central pillar of practical LDS theology, and any born-again Christian who wants to share the gospel with a Latter-day Saint must begin with the Mormon concept of revelation.
Read PostWhen faced with the mounting challenges of witnessing to Latter-day Saints, it’s important to let the God of Hope speak joyfully to our discouragement and skepticism.
Read PostQuality opportunities for the gospel nearly always come in the context of a relationship. But how do you build relationships with Latter-day Saints? Let me suggest four watch words: accept, respect, build, and serve.
Read PostAbraham is a man of great stature in the LDS Church. But does the biblical data align with Latter-day Saint teachings?
Read PostJoseph Smith claimed he received the Aaronic priesthood. While the Aaronic priesthood is a biblical concept, do the claims of the LDS church align with the biblical teaching?
Read PostLatter-day Saints boldly proclaim that everyone will get a “second chance” at the resurrection. Born-again Christians must be ready to give an answer. Let’s example a biblical response together.
Read PostBorn-again Christians and LDS can often become frustrated when talking about salvation. What is it exactly? And how do you get it?
Read PostIn 1844, Joseph Smith Jr. proclaimed, “I have more to boast of than ever any man had.” Some 2000 years earlier, the humble Son of God laid down his life so we might live by his acts of righteousness and not our own.
Read PostAdam is a crucial figure in LDS theology. Both Joseph Smith and Brigham Young taught controversial and foundational doctrines about Adam. Many of those claimed revelations have since been rejected by the LDS Church and modern prophets. What does this doctrine teach us about the LDS Church, prophesy, and the Bible?
Read PostThe mystery of Christianity is that every man, woman, and child regardless of race, class, education, wealth, or any other distinction can know that they have redemption, forgiveness, and a home in heaven. There are no secret passwords, keys, signals, or handshakes.
Read PostThe Bible teaches that in the eternal state, saints will not marry one another for they will already have a spouse, the Lamb of God, the Lord Jesus Christ. There is one marriage in heaven, the people of God given to the Lamb of God.
Read PostThe Great Apostasy, the Latter-day Saint teaching that the church lost the gospel for over 15 centuries, is the central historical claim of the LDS Church. Is this teaching biblical? Does the prophet Amos predict the Great Apostasy?
Read PostIt often takes only one well-worded question to get Latter-day Saints on the hunt for truth. Let’s explore three characteristics of great questions for Latter-day Saints.
Read PostConnecting to a local church is often very difficult for Latter-day Saints who have been born again. Why do they struggle and how can the local church help?
Read PostLatter-day Saints teach Elohim is Heavenly Father and Jehovah is Jesus. What does the Book of Mormon say? Does the Bible support this teaching?
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