Christianity vs. Mormonism

Mormonism uses Christian language and presents itself as Christian. But the theological differences are significant — and every believer should understand them.

The God of Mormonism and the God of the Bible are not the same being. Here is what LDS theology actually teaches about the nature of God — and why it matters.

Mormons talk about Jesus constantly — but the Jesus of Mormonism is not the Jesus of the Bible. Here's what LDS theology actually teaches about Christ.

Mormonism teaches that grace is necessary but not sufficient. Exaltation requires temple ordinances, celestial marriage, and lifelong faithfulness to LDS teaching.

LDS theology describes three distinct kingdoms of glory after death — and most Christians, in that framework, will not make it to the highest one.

Mormons use the Bible — but they don't believe it alone is sufficient or fully reliable. Here's what LDS theology actually teaches about Scripture.

One of the most common questions Christians ask about Mormonism — and one of the most important to answer carefully. A biblical and pastoral response.

You cannot understand Mormonism without understanding Joseph Smith. His claims — visions, golden plates, restored authority — are the foundation of everything the LDS church teaches.

Mormons believe the Book of Mormon is "another testament of Jesus Christ." Here's what the actual differences are — and why they matter.

The word "cult" gets thrown around a lot — and it usually generates more heat than light. Here's a more useful way to think about Mormonism.

Mormon missionaries are trained, sincere, and ready to talk. Most Christians aren't. Here's how to have a real, respectful conversation when they show up at your door.

Prayer is one of the most natural and powerful things you can do with a Latter-day Saint friend — but it helps to understand what you're each doing when you pray.

Leaving the LDS Church is rarely just a theological decision — it affects family, identity, community, and everything in between. Here's what Christians should understand.

Mormonism uses Christian language but teaches something different. That makes it one of the trickiest topics to navigate in a small group. Here's how to do it well.