Using the Bible to Share with LDS
You can have fruitful faith conversations with Latter-day Saints by asking questions from the Bible.
Read MoreCategory: Fulfilling Your Purpose
When Am I Ready to Start a Ministry?
Many former Mormons are needed to minister to newly transitioning Mormons, but not without the time and work required to reshape a solid new identity in Christ and his word.
Read MoreTransition Step 7: Embrace Your New Purpose
There is one purpose that Jesus has given to every Christ-follower, which is to make disciples of him.
Read MoreMissionary Work – Mormon vs Christian
“Missionary” is a common word for both Latter-day Saints and traditional Christians, but one missionary experience is very different from the other.
Read MoreHow to Fulfill Your Purpose on Earth
The third foundational truth for pursuing God is that your life on earth is not about you, but about joining God in his mission in this world.
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Sharing Faith with Mormons (Series)
This series gives advice on how to have meaningful faith conversations with Latter-day Saints.
Read MoreWhat to Do if a Mormon Comes Knockin’
If Mormon missionaries come to your door and ask to come in, don’t be a jerk about it. Respect what they have to say and invite them to do the same for you.
Read MoreLiving as a Religious Minority
In Utah, Mormonism and its influence are like part of the air we breathe. Mormons often dominate in society. That may seem daunting to non-Mormons, especially newcomers. But there is hope.
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Living in Utah (Series)
Explore how to survive and thrive as a minority living in the midst of a dominant religious culture.
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Overcoming Antagonism with Good News
We can offer Latter-day Saints a message of good news rather than just telling them that they are wrong.
Read MoreHow Christians Should Engage Latter-day Saints
Why we will not convince Mormons of the truth by rational arguments alone.
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Communicating Good News to Mormons
Think about how good communication happens, and how that applies to sharing God’s grace with Latter-day Saints.
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