Ask Your Mormon Bishop

What do you call a day when things go wrong while sharing the good news of Jesus? I call it a perfect day. In this episode, I will tell you why I think it is so.

Ask Your Bishop is a service for members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the Mormons). We compare biblical passages with Mormon doctrines, theologies, and practices. Then, we ask questions for Mormon Bishops. If your Bishop cannot answer reasonably, we pray you will contact us.

Rockland, Idaho, is tiny—approximately five blocks square—and has a population numbered in the hundreds, not thousands.

The first book of Romans itemizes the decline and destruction of civilization. In this episode, I document the actions of Rockland Mormons that perfectly match the verses of this passage. Here we will see how many suppress the truth in unrighteousness.

At 16:00 this podcast speaks of Mormon Stake President Rock Permann. Relative to Romans 1:32, he celebrates the wickedness of the people he leads. You can hear it from his own mouth here.

Ask Your Bishop is a service for members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the Mormons). We compare biblical and Mormon doctrines, theologies, and practices. Then, we ask questions and ask every Mormon to bring them to your Mormon Bishop. If your Bishop cannot answer reasonably, we pray you will contact us.

It is not my usual practice to go head-to-head with Mormon leaders. Instead, I prefer to examine and contrast Mormon and biblical doctrines. But when a well-placed member of the Mormon church insisted, I relented. Now I leave it to you. Is this a man of God or a man who does not love God?

Ask Your Bishop is a service for members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the Mormons). We compare Mormon doctrines, theologies, and practices with the Bible. Then, we ask questions. We pray that the Mormon people will bring these to their Mormon Bishops. If your Bishop cannot answer reasonably, we pray you will contact us.

A man asked me, "How do you explain the Book of Mormon?" I indicated that I do not and will not attempt to explain that book. However, every word of that book must be tested. So, following the patterns of testing found in both biblical testaments, I test. Will these volumes of Mormon scripture be established as the reliable Word of God or blatant heresies?

Ask Your Bishop is a service for members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the Mormons). We compare biblical verses with Mormon doctrines, theologies, and practices. Then, we ask questions and ask the Mormon people, bring them to their Mormon Bishops. If your Bishop cannot answer reasonably, we pray you will contact us.

What would you do to avoid a fiery plane crash that will burn itself out in a few hours? Why would you do less to avoid the lake of fire that burns forever? This episode will examine one man's quest to experience eternal burning.

I was a military flier. I invite you to join me and my crew as we do everything possible to avoid a fiery end.

Ask Your Bishop is a service for members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the Mormons). We compare biblical and Mormon doctrines, theologies, and practices. Then, we ask questions and request that you bring them to your Mormon Bishop. If he cannot answer reasonably, we pray you will contact us.

In this episode, we drill down to define the characteristics of the Word and what it means to be "full of grace and truth".

Ask Your Bishop is a service for members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the Mormons). We compare biblical and Mormon doctrines, theologies, and practices. Then, we ask questions and ask you to bring them to your Mormon Bishop. If your Bishop cannot answer reasonably, we pray you will contact us.

Shawn, a man I have never before spoken with, sent an abusive and accusatory text. This is my reply, sent and hopefully received in love. Together we will examine the making of a reprobate man and one who is justified. I will ask the question, reprobate or justified and who gets to decide?

Ask Your Bishop is a service for members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the Mormons). We compare biblical and Mormon doctrines, theologies, and practices. Then, we ask questions and ask that you bring them to your Mormon Bishop. If your Bishop cannot answer reasonably, we pray you will contact us.

Join us as we continue our study of John. It asks the question, who are the children of God, and who are more likely to realize that inheritance? It all comes down to the righteous, religious elite and the wretch no one saw coming.

Ask Your Bishop is a service for members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the Mormons). We compare clear Bible teachings against Mormon doctrines, theologies, and practices. Then, we ask questions and ask you to bring them to your Mormon Bishop. If he cannot answer reasonably, we pray you will contact us.

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When a Mormon dies, who can comfort the bereaved? Who can offer a firm assurance of eternity in the presence of God? What Mormon can declare the salvation of the lost and loved without the burden of Mormon scripture that removes all hope?

Ask Your Bishop is a service for members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the Mormons). We compare biblical teachings with Mormon doctrines, theologies, and practices. Then, we ask questions and request that you bring them to your Mormon Bishop. If your Bishop cannot answer reasonably, we pray you will contact us.

https://askyourbishop.com

The Bible speaks of the Bereans and calls them "More Nobel". Sadly, Mormon leaders have routinely redacted the "More Noble" from their teaching materials. Why would the Mormon elite hide this precious truth from their people? That is the question we will examine.

Ask Your Bishop is a service for members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the Mormons). We compare biblical teachings with Mormon doctrines, theologies, and practices. Then, we ask questions and request that you bring them to your Mormon Bishop. If he cannot answer reasonably, we pray you will contact us.