
I Have More to Boast
In 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 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 PostBoth biblical Christians and Mormons practice baptism, but why they practice baptism differs. That difference opens a great chasm between the cores of Christianity and Mormonism.
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 PostGod’s internal work in your Latter-day Saint friend’s heart is the decisive factor in their salvation, but how should you pray for them? Let’s examine how to pray specifically and deeply for your Latter-day Saint friends and family members by looking at Jesus’s parable in Mark 4, the Parable of the Soils.
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