Tag: Salvation
The Gospel Vs. Religion
Understand the crucial difference between a human-centered versus a God-centered approach to religious thinking.
Read MoreThe 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 MoreWhat Is the Gospel?
Without a clear understanding of the Gospel – according to the Bible – you will be hopelessly confused about how to have a relationship with God.
Read MoreGod’s Plan of Salvation | Fresh Start 3
God acted to provide a way – through the death and resurrection of Jesus our Savior – to overcome our sin and give us eternal life.
Read MoreGod’s Great Story – Bible vs. LDS
Mormonism and traditional Christianity present two very different stories about the purpose of the universe.
Read MoreOur Amazing Atonement
Michael Wilder explains the powerful work of salvation that Jesus offers to sinners – at the 2018 Faith After Mormonism Conference.
Read MoreThe Beauty of Grace
Michael Wilder explains the biblical basis for salvation by grace alone – at the 2018 Faith After Mormonism Conference.
Read MoreHow Mormons Think about Salvation
To help a former Mormon embrace a new relationship with God, it helps to understand how most Latter-day Saints are taught to think about salvation.
Read MoreThe Atonement: The Garden or the Cross?
Whatever suffering Jesus endured in the Garden of Gethsemane, it did not atone for our sin. That happened entirely on the cross.
Read MoreThe Work of Jesus, His Life, & Ministry | Fresh Start 5
Jesus’ purpose in coming to this earth was to die for the sins of humanity that separate us from our Creator.
Read MoreClarifying Salvation for Former Mormons – Part 2
A mentor’s goal is to help former Mormons understand salvation as good news, embrace God’s grace, and entrust their life and eternity to Jesus alone.
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