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Here is the BIG question: "Is the death of Christ enough to save us?" We so often hear that all it takes is that Christ died for us and if we would trust Christ as Savior then eternal salvation is ours. But is it? What is it that REALLY saves us? Come with the Grace United crew as we answer the question--from Scripture: "Is the death of Christ enough to save us?"

So far we’ve looked at several movements and philosophies that are highly antagonistic toward biblical Christianity. Unfortunately, some movements exist that claim to be Christian but are really anti-Christian. Such groups are often called “cults.” One of the most successful and influential of the pseudo-Christian…

Birth of the Religion Joseph Smith founded the Mormon church in 1830, but things were in the works before that year. In 1820 Smith at the age of 14 received his first vision from God. Was told not to join any of the Christian denominations (he was disgruntled by all the bickering). At the age of 17 (1823)…

The Mormon religion (Mormonism), whose followers are known as Mormons and Latter-day Saints (LDS), was founded less than two hundred years ago by a man named Joseph Smith . He claimed to have received a personal visit from God the Father and Jesus Christ ( Articles of Faith , p. 35) who told him that…

Grace, Mercy and peace be to you from God our father, and from our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ Dear brothers and sisters in Christ: Deep forests, vast prairies, breathtaking mountains, mighty rivers, America called to people yearning for a utopia – a good place -- to show the world what society purged…

To the Believer Jesus gives all who trust in Him peace with God and victory over the Devil.

This episode examines Egyptian evidence used by the Mormons and failed Mormon prophecies.

This episode examines the authorship of the Book of Mormon.

Nathan Franson examines contradictions between the Book of Mormon and the Bible. Then he explains some of the things we can do to better understand, and have a successful Bible study with, someone of the Mormon religion.

This episode examines questions to ask Mormons.

Nathan Franson examines whether Mormon prophecies came true and therefore prove that Joseph Smith was inspired by God or whether they did not come true and he was a fraud.

This episode examines the Mormon Plan of Salvation and baptism for the dead.

This episode examines inconsistencies and contradictions in the Book of Mormon and witnesses for the Book of Mormon.

This episode examines baptism for the dead, polygamy, and the priesthoods of the Mormons.

Nathan Franson was a Mormon for 20 years. His hunger for the truth led him to study and eventually leave Mormonism and he was added to the Lord's church. This episode talks about the origins of the Mormon church and some of what they believe, including their plan of salvation.

Nathan Franson compares Mormon doctrine to the Bible, including ideas that man can become God, Jesus and Satan are brothers, baptism for the dead, polygamy, and priesthoods.