Learn why LDS friends may agree with Christian beliefs more than expected, exploring the complexities of theological differences, the power of Scripture, redefined terms, and the LDS Church's evolving stance on Christianity.
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The LDS view of God contrasts with Scripture’s portrayal of a holy, unique, and eternal Creator. Here's why understanding the God of the Bible as He reveals Himself is so foundational for truth and life.
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How do Latter-day Saints view biblical Christians? From perceived sameness to quiet fear, this post unpacks four common perspectives—and how love and kindness can break down walls and open doors for Gospel conversations.
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Discover how the LDS Church's troubled history and doctrine are reconciled with Plato's "noble lie" concept, and how born-again Christians can respectfully address these issues with their LDS friends using biblical truth.
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What should Christians know about the Word of Wisdom? And how should you talk with LDS friends about it?
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Start with God, listen thoughtfully, and apply God's test for prophets to keep the conversation civil and Bible-centered.
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Advice for born-again Christians considering attending an LDS service with a friend. Consider liberty of conscience, church connection, and a settled faith.
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Learn about the difference between worthiness in LDS Church and New Testament teachings. One is a requirement for salvation, the other a consequence.
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Emma 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.
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Discover the profound impact of simple questions for evangelism to Latter-day Saints.
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Latter-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.
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Over 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.
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It 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.
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Questions are central to effective evangelism because questions can invite thought and build relationships. Learn how to ask effective questions when witnessing to your LDS friends and family.
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