Walking by faith, not by sight is important when it comes to witnessing. Otherwise, we can find ourselves becoming frustrated. There is great joy in sharing God's Word...even when you don't see the result.
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What if God said “pay me now or pay me later?” It wouldn’t just be frightening. It would be terrifying!
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If our view of God’s law shrinks, so does his power to save. Help others discover a large view of his law and the greatness of his gospel.
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A common question we hear is, why don’t Mormons drink coffee?
Keeping the Word of Wisdom is very important to most Mormons. Keeping it is one of the requirements which must be met before becoming worthy to enter the temple. In fact, a recent official statement from the LDS church reaffirmed this prohibition.
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Meanings matter. Context often provides clarity. A different frame of reference will influence understanding.
Mormonism lowers the view of Jesus. This perspective dramatically impacts the perceived meaning of words.
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Many Christians hem and haw in answering this question. Allow me to refine the question a tad bit: Why does God keep you on earth once you have been brought to faith?
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Do God’s gifts come with strings attached or are they one and done? The answer determines whether your ‘house’ is clean...
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Chasing results can lead to missing the bigger picture.
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Most witnessing mistakes stem from the “I” getting in the way. Take it out and it can completely transform your witness…
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The increasing number of early-returned missionaries emphasizes the fact that many missionaries are struggling. It also explains why many missionaries respond very positively when we treat them kindly.
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A person’s legal status is not the only important status they have. Ask any orphan who is adopted into a loving family. Or the lonely woman who suddenly meets and marries a wonderful man. Our personal status is also vitally important.
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Yesterday an illustration of the vast difference between Mormonism and Christianity hit me right between the eyes. It deals with how to know you are forgiven.
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Mormons have a stingy Father. Of course, Mormons would vehemently disagree with this. They regard God as very loving. They see him like that because they don’t know how loving and generous he truly is. It is like a man who raves about his electric typewriter, not aware of what computers can do.
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For many Christians, the various teachings of Mormonism are like a bewildering pile of puzzle pieces. As hard as they try, they can’t see how they fit together.
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A basic witnessing principle is to avoid using theological jargon or words needing explanation. At first glance, it seems as if vicarious fits into this category. It’s a word not often used in normal conversations.
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Don’t procrastinate your witness. Make it a priority.
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There are so many voices promising a path to reach your potential. Only one path can deliver that promise. Jesus can use you to point others to that path.
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Mother’s Day gives an opportunity for us to speak the truth in biblical love to our friends in Mormonism.
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As Christians, we know just how good and loving our heavenly Father is - how he blesses us, provides for us and protects us - even though we do not deserve it. When he looks at us he sees redeemed and perfect saints because we are covered with Jesus’ righteousness. The Heavenly Father of Mormonism is not always looked at so positively.
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Have you ever been misdiagnosed? If you have, you know how frustrating it can be. You start doctoring and get a prescription, but after it has run its course you soon find yourself struggling worse than ever before.
Some have that same experience in Jesus’ empty tomb. They enter it focused on what is ailing them and miss the complete healing that’s offered.
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