In this sermon, the preacher discusses various topics related to the knowledge of God and the consequences of ungodliness and unrighteousness. He emphasizes that God has revealed himself through creation, making mankind without excuse for their unbelief. The preacher also mentions the belief in multiple gods and the concept of exalted man, stating that adherence to eternal laws and absolute obedience leads to godhood. He concludes by highlighting the importance of living a righteous and industrious life to attain the status of Godhood. The sermon references the Bible, specifically the book of Romans and the Doctrine and Covenants.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of believing in the gospel according to Christian beliefs. He highlights the need to trust in God's word and not be swayed by other religions. The speaker also discusses the concept of good works and the foundation of faith in Jesus Christ. He references passages from the Bible, such as 1 Corinthians and Ephesians, to support his points and explain the process of salvation from sin through grace and faith.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his personal testimony of accepting Jesus as his Savior and becoming a new creature in Christ. He talks about the change in his life and how his friends reacted to his newfound faith. The speaker then discusses the concept of being marked by Jesus and the significance of belonging to Him. He also addresses the belief in the opportunity for salvation after death and contrasts it with the biblical teaching of judgment after death. The sermon concludes with the speaker emphasizing the role of Jesus as our Redeemer and advocate with the Father.

In this sermon transcript, the speaker begins by expressing gratitude for being born into a good family and having the opportunity to learn from his father. He acknowledges that he has gained knowledge of the goodness and mysteries of God and feels compelled to record his experiences. The speaker then transitions to discussing the doctrine of Jesus Christ and how his appointment as the savior of the world was contested by Lucifer, another son of God. The speaker mentions a conflict involving copies of a magazine or paper and the destruction of lives and water. The speaker introduces the Book of Mormon, which is described as a record of the history of a civilization that traveled from Jerusalem to America and became two rival nations, eventually becoming the ancestors of the American Indians. The Book of Mormon is said to be inscribed on golden plates and provides an outline of the events and civilizations it covers.

In this sermon series by Gordon Frazier, the focus is on comparing Mormonism with biblical teachings. The first message discusses the doctrine of God as understood by Mormons and as presented in the Bible. The second message explores the role of Jesus Christ in Mormonism and how it differs from the biblical perspective. The third message delves into the writings of the Book of Mormon and raises questions about its accuracy and historical context. The upcoming messages will cover the relationship between Mormonism and Christian history, as well as practical guidance on sharing the message of salvation with Mormons.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by expressing gratitude for the forgiveness of sins through Jesus Christ and the ability to preach the gospel. He emphasizes the importance of the church in bringing deliverance, healing, and spreading the message of salvation. The preacher highlights three main functions of the church: witnessing the saving grace of Jesus, uniting believers, and reaching out to the world to win souls for Christ. He references the Bible, specifically Luke 4:18-19, where Jesus outlines the mission of the church to preach the gospel to the poor, heal the brokenhearted, and set captives free.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses his encounter with Mormon missionaries and his approach to engaging with them. He shares his purpose of challenging their beliefs and getting them to question their faith. The speaker describes how Mormon missionaries often rely on subjective experiences, such as a burning sensation in their chest, as evidence of their beliefs. He emphasizes the importance of providing tangible evidence and scripture to counter their claims and shares his own experiences of engaging with Mormons in Salt Lake City.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses various topics related to the preaching of the word of God. He mentions individuals like Mr. Ed Decker and Mr. Mrs. Cameron who have been evangelizing Mormons in their area. The speaker also talks about a book written by an old lady in Southern Arizona that is important to read. The sermon touches on the concept of the celestial world and the belief in resurrection. The speaker emphasizes the importance of the Bible as the truth and encourages the audience to seek understanding and follow God's word.

In this sermon, the speaker recounts a conversation with a student who had been given a challenge to answer a question. The student describes a vision he had where he saw a book made of golden bricks. The speaker questions the practicality of such a heavy book and challenges the student's belief that salvation comes from one's own efforts. The speaker then discusses another vision the student had three years later, where he saw an angel named Moroni. The sermon ends with a mention of the angel Moroni being depicted on top of temples.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes two main points: Jesus Christ as the Savior and the Bible as the only rule of life. He highlights the simplicity of this formula and praises the brilliance and character of a scholar who revised the English Bible. The preacher argues that Christians are not obligated to keep the moral law as it has been abolished by Jesus. He also discusses the concept of a Melchizedek priesthood in heaven, represented by Jesus, who will never die. The sermon emphasizes the importance of the church and its responsibility to maintain its testimony of Jesus Christ through the rule of elders.