An Introduction to Core Differences

The Key Distinctions Between Mormon Teachings and Foundational Christian Truths

Are you at a pivotal juncture on your faith journey? Our Core Differences Blog Series is here to guide you. We're diving into the key distinctions between Mormon beliefs and foundational Christian truths.

This series provides straightforward, insightful comparisons to help you understand these critical differences and their impact on your faith and eternal perspective. Join us for this enlightening journey, grounded in the Bible and focused on the essentials of Christian faith.

Faithfulness vs. Faith

Why peace with God doesn’t come from your faithfulness, but from Christ.

Self-Confidence vs. Christ-Confidence

What does it take to approach God with confidence? Should I use my resume or Christ’s resume?

The Atonement: Gethsemane vs. Golgotha—And Why It Matters

Was it Gethsemane or Golgotha? Where we believe the atonement happened changes how we understand the gospel—and whether we can truly rest in Christ.

High View of Man vs. High View of God

Is your God too small? What we believe about God—and about ourselves—shapes everything.

Bible Reading Plan for Ex-LDS

Wondering what the Bible actually says?

Comparing beliefs is a good first step.

The next step is reading the Bible for yourself. Our reading plan provides a clear, structured path through key passages that reveal who Jesus is and why he is enough.

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Full Salvation: Leveling Up vs. Letting Go

Are you trying to level up for eternal life, or can you rest in what Jesus has already done?

The Bible: Unreliable vs. Reliable

Can we really be confident that the Bible is 100% God’s word?

Jesus Isn’t Enough vs. Jesus Is Enough

Is Jesus enough to forgive sins and attain eternal life with God?

A “Plan” of Salvation vs. “Provided” Salvation

Did God give us a “plan of salvation” or “provide complete salvation?”

Ex-Mormon Stories of Faith in Jesus

Jesus offers peace when everything else falls apart.

If you're feeling pressure, fear, or confusion—you’re not the only one. And you’re not crazy for asking questions.