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Ever had your doorbell ring—and suddenly your theology degree went missing?
You’re not alone.
Sharing Jesus with the Cults is your calm, confident, gospel-centered guide for those doorstep or coffee-shop conversations that leave even seasoned Christians tongue-tied, defensive, or replaying the moment later thinking, “I should’ve said that!”
You know the moments:
“I’m a Christian too.”
“Have you prayed about the Book of Mormon?”
“What is grace, anyway?”
“Why should I trust the Bible?”
“The Trinity doesn’t make sense.”
“Our church just offers something better.”
This isn’t a book about winning arguments—it’s about winning people. You’ll learn how to turn these tricky encounters into meaningful, gospel-centered conversations that open hearts, expose false assumptions, and point others to the truth of Jesus Christ.
What This Book Does (and Why It Works)
Forget the trivia and theological tongue-twisters. Sharing Jesus with the Cults equips you to respond thoughtfully, biblically, and compassionately—right where real conversations happen.
Section 1: What Is a Cult?
What makes a group a cult? What makes a group truly Christian?
You’ll discover:
The common traits of cults and their leaders
How mind control and Scripture twisting actually work
The surprising connections between modern cults, ancient heresies, and American religious history
Section 2: Overview of the Cults
Get clear, accessible overviews of the beliefs, history, and vocabulary of today’s most prominent American cults, including:
Mormonism
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Scientology
Christian Science
International Church of Christ
Seventh-day Adventists
Twelve Tribes
New Apostolic Reformation
United Pentecostal Church International
Great Commission Churches
No jargon. No rabbit trails. Just what you need to understand what they believe—and why.
Section 3: Tactics for Gospel Conversations
This is where theology meets real life.
You’ll learn practical, relational strategies for navigating six of the most common conversations Christians face:
“I’m a Christian too—don’t you think I am?”
“Have you read or prayed about our Scripture?”
Grace: salvation vs. works vs. rewards
Claims of apostasy, restoration, or Bible corruption
Confusion about the Trinity
Claims of superior authority, revelation, prophets, or a ‘truer’ Christianity
Each conversation becomes an opportunity—not a minefield—to share the gospel with clarity and compassion.
What Others Are Saying
Sharing Jesus with the Cults doesn’t just prepare you for the next knock at the door—it prepares you to speak truth in love, with confidence, clarity, and compassion.
Ever had your doorbell ring—and suddenly your theology degree went missing?
You’re not alone.
Sharing Jesus with the Cults is your calm, confident, gospel-centered guide for those doorstep or coffee-shop conversations that leave even seasoned Christians tongue-tied, defensive, or replaying the moment later thinking, “I should’ve said that!”
You know the moments:
“I’m a Christian too.”
“Have you prayed about the Book of Mormon?”
“What is grace, anyway?”
“Why should I trust the Bible?”
“The Trinity doesn’t make sense.”
“Our church just offers something better.”
This isn’t a book about winning arguments—it’s about winning people. You’ll learn how to turn these tricky encounters into meaningful, gospel-centered conversations that open hearts, expose false assumptions, and point others to the truth of Jesus Christ.
What This Book Does (and Why It Works)
Forget the trivia and theological tongue-twisters. Sharing Jesus with the Cults equips you to respond thoughtfully, biblically, and compassionately—right where real conversations happen.
Section 1: What Is a Cult?
What makes a group a cult? What makes a group truly Christian?
You’ll discover:
The common traits of cults and their leaders
How mind control and Scripture twisting actually work
The surprising connections between modern cults, ancient heresies, and American religious history
Section 2: Overview of the Cults
Get clear, accessible overviews of the beliefs, history, and vocabulary of today’s most prominent American cults, including:
Mormonism
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Scientology
Christian Science
International Church of Christ
Seventh-day Adventists
Twelve Tribes
New Apostolic Reformation
United Pentecostal Church International
Great Commission Churches
No jargon. No rabbit trails. Just what you need to understand what they believe—and why.
Section 3: Tactics for Gospel Conversations
This is where theology meets real life.
You’ll learn practical, relational strategies for navigating six of the most common conversations Christians face:
“I’m a Christian too—don’t you think I am?”
“Have you read or prayed about our Scripture?”
Grace: salvation vs. works vs. rewards
Claims of apostasy, restoration, or Bible corruption
Confusion about the Trinity
Claims of superior authority, revelation, prophets, or a ‘truer’ Christianity
Each conversation becomes an opportunity—not a minefield—to share the gospel with clarity and compassion.
What Others Are Saying
Sharing Jesus with the Cults doesn’t just prepare you for the next knock at the door—it prepares you to speak truth in love, with confidence, clarity, and compassion.