Common Conversations:
"I'm a Christian Just Like You"

When your LDS friend comments, “I’m a Christian just like you” how should you respond? Should you correct them or affirm them? This opening lesson encourages a biblical attitude rooted in truth and characterized by gracious, firm love.

What is a Christian according to the Bible? This lesson explore the biblical term “Christ” and explains why it is essential to any faithful presentation of the Christian faith.

Any biblically-faithful presentation of the gospel calls hearers to belief. What are you asking your LDS friends to do? Is belief a blind leap, a personal religious experience, or something else? In this lesson, we’ll explore what the Bible means when it talks about belief.

What makes someone a Christian? Lesson 4 focuses on the biblical miracle of the new birth, paying special attention to how personal faith and response interacts with the work of God in the human heart.

What is a Latter-day Saint? What do most Latter-day Saints believe? The Great Apostasy and the Restoration are foundational to the LDS faith and to the central claims of Mormonism. In this lesson, we’ll attempt to accurately explain these LDS doctrines.

The goal of Latter-day Saint theology is personal progression to godhood and eternal bliss with family. It is the end of all Mormon teaching and almost certainly the primary focus of your LDS friends and family.

With a biblical understanding of Christianity and an accurate grasp of Mormon theology, how should you speak? How does the New Testament encourage you to turn common conversations to the biblical gospel?

In this final lesson, we’ll craft specific questions to help you engage your LDS friends in a conversation about the Bible.