A New Perspective on Suffering
Suffering doesn’t mean that we’re unworthy or that God is punishing us, but actually reveals God’s profound love for us.
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The Old and New Covenants
It’s crucial to understand the differences between the biblical covenants in order to understand the work of Jesus and how to be right with God.
Read MoreGrace Is Enough
Because grace is not fully emphasized in Mormonism, former Mormons often find it difficult to fully grasp the biblical concept of grace.
Read MoreRetaining Faith After Leaving Mormonism
Even though Mormonism doesn’t stand up under scrutiny, it’s possible to have a reasonable faith in God apart from Mormonism.
Read MoreUnderstanding a Relationship with God After Mormonism
You can know God intimately and personally, moment by moment, not mediated through some church authority but simply through Jesus Christ.
Read MoreThe Concept of Life-After Mormonism
The concept of “eternal life” is not just something in the far future, but a present experience in relationship with Jesus.
Read MoreTransition Step 6: Develop a New Identity
A healthy life after Mormonism involves redefining our sense of self from the identity shaped by past culture to find an identity defined by a relationship with Jesus.
Read MoreTransition Step 4: Handle New Freedom
Coming out of a controlling religious environment, every former Latter-day Saint needs to learn how to responsibly exercise their new lifestyle freedom. From the 2018 Faith After Mormonism Conference.
Read MoreChristian History – Your New Heritage
Transitioning Latter-day Saints may lose their cherished historical heritage, but understanding God’s work throughout Christian history provides a rich alternative.
Read MoreRighteousness
How do we become right with God? Not by our own worthiness. Righteousness before God doesn’t come from our own good works, but ultimately comes from Christ.
Read MoreA New View of Church History
For Latter-day Saints, “church history” means the story of the LDS church. Former Mormons will be enriched to learn more about the history of the entire Christian church from the first century until now.
Read MoreIs Grace the Easy Way Out?
At times our LDS family and friends object to our focus on grace, but these objections reflect misconceptions.
Read MoreRedefining Your Testimony
Mormonism puts a lot of emphasis on having a testimony. But that language means something different in traditional Christianity.
Read MoreHow to Live as a Christian
The second foundational truth for a pursuit of God is that in response to God’s grace, Christians intentionally live to honor God.
Read MoreNavigating New Freedom After Mormonism
No longer subject to all the commandments of Mormonism, former Mormons must learn to use their new freedom wisely.
Read MoreHow to Know You’re Right with God
The first foundational truth in a pursuit of God is that we can only find a relationship with God by trusting in Jesus as the sole remedy for our sin.
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Following God After Mormonism (Daily Series)
If you or someone you know is transitioning from Mormonism into a traditional Christian faith,...
Read MoreThe Word of Wisdom after Mormonism
We’re not under the strict prohibitions of the Word of Wisdom anymore, so how do we make good lifestyle decisions as followers of Christ?
Read MoreObedience to God After Mormonism
Obedience is important in the Christian life but the motivation and approach are very different from Mormonism.
Read MoreSanctification | Mormonism vs Christian
Sanctification is dependent on God’s action, not our own, but there are ways we can place ourselves in a position for him to work.
Read MoreWhat About Baptism?
Baptism doesn’t contribute to salvation, but it is important – despite the obstacles – as a declaration of belonging to Jesus.
Read MoreWhat About Tithing?
Giving is not mainly about funding a church, but about your relationship with God. Don’t give up on generosity, as God leads.
Read MoreHow to Deal with Your Sin After Mormonism
Because of God’s grace, we can be honest about our sin and receive help and encouragement to overcome it.
Read MoreLearning to Pray After Mormonism
Prayer doesn’t have to be formal or a ritual, as in common in Mormonism. Prayer is a spontaneous, intimate conversation with the God who loves you.
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