
Summary The Apostle Paul declared in Ephesians 3:3-9 that the “mystery of Christ” was hidden from all past generations until revealed to the apostles after Christ’s resurrection. Book of Mormon prophets living 600+ years before Christ explicitly preach this mystery with New Testament clarity. This contradicts the Bible and undermines the Book of Mormon’s claim…

Latter-day Saints use John 5:19 in a variety of ways. In this article Aaron surveys the different LDS interpretations, and offers a historic Christian understanding.

Are we morally obligated to abandon terminology we have used for nearly two centuries? In this article we suggest that Christians may, with prudence and wisdom, continue using the term “Mormon” in good conscience.

In Decmeber 2019, the LDS Church declared that it would be profitable for its members to read modern translations of the Bible. Which versions? And what are the differences? Let’s talk a look at the possibilities of reading an easier-to-understand version of the Bible and help you see some of the strengths and weaknesses.

What does the Bible say about the “Word of Wisdom”? Are there dietary restrictions placed on Christians? And could coffee keep someone from entering into God’s kingdom?

Jeffrey R. Holland, member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles and later its president, passed away on December 27, 2025, due to kidney disease.

The leaders from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have decided to encourage their members to read modern translations of the Bible in addition to the official King James Version (KJV). The change to the “General Handbook: Serving in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints” was announced on December 16, 2025…

Struggling in the aftermath of religious betrayal? We hope to offer some understanding and direction.

These encounters are evangelistic opportunities and not something to be dreaded. Christians can have positive conversations that leave the young men or women with something to think about.

The Christian and LDS faiths are fundamentally incompatible. Unequally yoked relationships lead to spiritual and relational turmoil.

Christianity believes in one eternal God and salvation through grace alone, while Mormonism teaches of multiple gods and exaltation through worthiness.