2 Peter 2:1-2 “But there were false prophets also among the people…2 And many shall follow their pernicious ways…”
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he number of talks and interviews LDS leaders are giving about the Church’s trustworthiness is growing rather quickly, so we thought it’d be a good idea to put them all in one place.
This page will be a portal for quick references to the talks they’ve given telling us some aspect of the Church isn’t true, and their acknowledgement that membership numbers are in a world of hurt.
Pray with us won’t you? We’re praying that as people escape, they’ll turn to the real Jesus and come to a saving knowledge of Him!
Also, be sure to check in soon for updates because who knows what they’ll be saying tomorrow?!
Coming soon is a report of Grant Palmer’s meeting with a GA who admitted he doesn’t believe the Church is true.
LDS Leaders Who Admit Mormonism Isn’t True
If you pay close attention, you’re sure to hear the distinct clues big changes are on the not too distant horizon for the Church. One leader after another is speaking on the internal problems of Mormonism. Sometimes their talks are advertised, sometimes they’re not, either way those within earshot are taking note.
The Church is hemorrhaging members and there’s enough worry for them to keep mentioning it whenever they speak. In our first submission for this category, we’ve highlighted seven different talks by six authorities who painted a grim picture for the Mormon Church.
Mormon Apostles’ $1M Payoff and the Unbelieving GA
Grant Palmer’s eye opening article on how the hierarchy within Mormonism really operates. This is a very sad tale of what happens when people aren’t worshiping the Real Jesus of the Bible.
Book of Mormon A Matter of Faith, not Fact
Duane R. Aston, PhD., stated Mormon testimonies of the Book of Mormon are ‘based on faith, not factual evidence of which there is none’.
100+ Experts Say Smith Plagiarized Biblical Texts for BoM
The evidence for Smith’s prophetic calling from God is damning when we examine who really wrote the BoM.
