S. Michael Houdmann Supporter Got Questions Ministries

As a preface to this answer, please see our article on Mormonism and what Mormons believe. As Christians, we always want to use the Bible and its timeless truths as our primary tool in witnessing t...

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July 01 2013 • 1 response • Vote Up • Share • Report

Emo Tenorio Supporter Shomer

In my opinion the keys are prayer and preparation prior to and during your engagements with Mormons. Knowing and understanding the deceptions of their words and precepts, will be to your advantage in any encounter. 
Ephesians 6:11-18
The core weakness of their false doctrine is the insecurity and fear of not being worthy to make the cosmic cut, and suffer outer darkness.

Consider that no archaeologist has ever found any object to prove the book of Mormon, no cities have ever been located no scriptures or inscriptions, no person, place, name, artifacts or nation.

Nothing to demonstrate that the book of Mormon is anything other than myth or invention has ever been found, only the testimony of colorful Joe Smith!

This narcissistic folly of man stands on a very weak foundation of sand with it's captives held by the bondage of fear, prepare to set these captives free.

In the Lord's freedom to set the captives free...warrior on

November 24 2013 • 0 responses • Vote Up • Share • Report

D W Supporter

Buy the book "One Nation Under Gods" by Richard Abanes. Take a month of daily readings to familiarize yourself with its content. Write down some of what you perceive to be the most important features of Abane's book. Study your notes. Be brave, be kind, counsel from scripture.

August 27 2013 • 0 responses • Vote Up • Share • Report

Tony Flores Supporter Tony Flores a servant of Jesus Christ

The Mormons have an answer for every question wheather it is right or wrong and they indoctinate their people very well. They also have the Book of Mormon to fall back on. They also believe that they are Christians like the other Christian Denominations. We have to pray for them. We have to let the Holy Spirit minister to them through us. They have to see whom Jesus Christ really is and not the view that they have of him. The history of the Mormon church is so unbelievable that I don't see why they don't see the Truth. I am still waiting for them to produce the Golden Tablets that their religion is based on for Jesus Christ has a different meaning for them as He does for us. I fear for their Salvation, but pray for the True Light to shine in their midst.

November 24 2013 • 1 response • Vote Up • Share • Report

Jack Gutknecht Supporter Arizona Bible College & Dallas Seminary graduate, Pentair

Personally, as a former Mormon, I really can't remember much. It's been 60+ years! I revoked my Mormonism when I became a Christian. To be a member there I had to read the Book of Mormon, and attend their church services at least once or twice a week. My two best friends from school got me to join, and I had to join in order to play on their basketball team. 

To witness to a Mormon today I would recommend watching some of Evangelist Ray Comfort and his videos of him doing it. I have done so and watched him use the Ten Commandments with students, probably on a Mormon college campus, effectively. In fact, one unbelieving student complimented him on his effectiveness! Also Ray used the "Three Minutes to Live" Scenario: He frequently uses a stark hypothetical scenario—such as having a knife in one's back and only three minutes left to live—to force a choice between trusting personal obedience versus trusting completely in Jesus Christ's finished work. See him on youtube.

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