Mormon Apologists: Critiquing the Critique
Critique the critique sounds like the name of a dance song, like Beguine the Beguine. Perhaps I…
The Challenge of Mormon ’Apologists’
Perhaps you have noticed that engaging with Mormon apologists is not what it was. The Bible was…
The Book of Mormon: When The Bible Isn’t Enough
(15 minutes read time) In the missionary lessons book Preach My Gospel young Mormon missionaries are taught:…
Does God Change His Mind?
(9 minutes read time) One of the questions challenging many Christians today is, ‘Does God change his…
The Watch Tower God
(12 minutes read time) Is the Watch Tower God, the God in whom Jehovah’s Witnesses trust, the…
Spiritual But Not Religious (SBNR)
It is common today to hear people say they are spiritual but not religious (SBNR), also known…
Mormon Restoration, Christian Reformation?
The tired old trope about post-apostolic Christians, without prophets and apostles, struggling to work out exactly what they believed, Nicaea, the cobbling together of a Bible, and the ‘invention’ of the Trinity, really has outstayed its welcome, yet Mormons still trot it out at every opportunity.
Those ‘Do Not Add’ Texts and Mormons
If you have ever spoken to a Mormon, you may have raised the issue of the ‘do…
Calling God Jehovah
On their website the Watch Tower Society explains their beginnings: ‘The modern-day organization of Jehovah’s Witnesses began…
Completing the Romans Road: Discipleship
A great challenge facing our ministry today is not just helping people leave the cult for the truth, it is helping them go on with God, grow in their new faith. It is helping them move from identifying themselves with their past – being an ‘ex-’ to identifying themselves with their Saviour, being a Christian, a ‘follower of the Way.’ A church that fails to disciple lets everyone down, perhaps especially those leaving high control groups looking for leadership and direction, and finding only management and the next programme.