Religious Intervention
Greg Baker • It's important to intervene when false beliefs are shared to actively love those who hold them by sharing the truth with grace.
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Greg Baker • It's important to intervene when false beliefs are shared to actively love those who hold them by sharing the truth with grace.
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Phil Broersma • Christians should look to the Bible for authority, not living prophets. Paul charged Timothy to preach the Word, not expect modern revelation. This article explains why the Bible is the ultimate source of authority.
Greg Baker • The CES Letter is a household name in the LDS world. What is it? And should you use it in LDS evangelism?
Zack Sigmon • God's wrath is an important part of who He is and is not to be ignored. His wrath displays His worth, highlights the greatness of His love, and motivates us to evangelize.
Greg Baker • John 4:24 shows the necessity of truth when discussing differences between Mormonism and Biblical Christianity. Jesus' conversation with the woman at the well offers a path to worshiping God in spirit and truth.
Greg Baker • Discover the profound impact of simple questions for evangelism to Latter-day Saints.
Greg Baker • When presenting the gospel, use terms that resonate with the unsaved. Address the fear of family that often hinders Latter-day Saints from hearing the gospel by pointing them to a greater fear—the grandeur of God.
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