Mormonism teaches exaltation and many gods, but the Bible reveals one eternal God and salvation by grace through Christ alone.
I Am a Mormon, Why Should I Consider Becoming a Christian?
Who Are the Three Nephites in Mormonism?
Mormonism’s “Three Nephites” claim conflicts with Scripture’s teaching on death, resurrection, and the sufficiency of God’s Word.
Witnessing to Mormons — What Is the Key?
The key to witnessing to Mormons is unwavering reliance on Scripture’s sufficiency and Christ’s once-for-all work, presented with patience, clarity, and love.
Is the Book of Mormon the Word of God?
The Book of Mormon fails Scripture’s tests of truth; the Bible alone bears God’s marks of inspiration, preservation, history, and gospel fidelity.
The Book of Mormon Compared with the Bible
The Bible’s proven, sufficient revelation stands over the Book of Mormon’s late, unverified claims, calling believers to test all things by Scripture alone.
Paul’s Charge to Timothy: Preach the Word, Not Social Programs
Paul charged Timothy to preach the Word in all seasons. Today, many replace it with social programs, but the church’s mission is gospel proclamation.
Paul’s Rebuke of Misguided Zeal: True Righteousness Versus the Social Gospel
Zeal without Christ is empty. Paul rebuked Israel’s zeal without knowledge, just as today’s social gospel misplaces zeal apart from truth.
Paul the Evangelist, Not the Philanthropist: The Missionary Focus of the Apostle
Paul focused on preaching Christ, not philanthropy. His mission was evangelism, church planting, and teaching the Word—not social reform.
Paul on Faith and Works: Justification by Faith and the Fruit of Obedience
Paul taught justification by faith apart from works, yet true faith always produces obedience and good works as its fruit.
Paul’s Gospel vs. The Social Gospel: Defending the True Message of Salvation
Paul preached Christ crucified, not the social gospel. Works follow salvation, but only the true gospel saves
