Who Is God? Do Christians and Latter-day Saints understand God the same way?

In this episode of The Fortify Conversation, I'm joined by Kimball Snapp, a member of the Latter-day Saint community, for a respectful discussion exploring the differences between classical theism and Mormon theology. We examine God's nature, His eternality, and what it means for God to be unchanging.

Join us as we explore these important theological differences and why our understanding of God matters.

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What does biblical forgiveness really look like—and what happens when we misunderstand it? Author Teasi Cannon joins The Fortify Conversation to discuss her new book, Counterfeit Forgiveness, exploring common misconceptions about forgiveness and how we can pursue forgiveness without ignoring truth, justice, or healthy boundaries.

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Join us for a conversation with Dr. Brady Blevins, Senior Apologist at Watchman Fellowship and co-author of Trading Questions. We explore practical ways to engage our Latter-day Saint friends in meaningful conversations about faith, ask thoughtful questions, and share the Gospel with truth and grace.

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Where did we come from? Did humans really evolve from ape-like ancestors?

I recently sat down with Dr. Brian Thomas from the Institute for Creation Research to talk about human origins, some of the evidence commonly used to support human evolution, and why he believes the evidence points to Adam—not apes.

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How can youth ministry help students develop a faith that can stand up to today’s challenges? Tim sits down with Andy Valdez, Youth Pastor at Talty Baptist Church, to discuss the importance of apologetics, the questions today’s students are asking, and how we can equip the next generation to know what they believe—and why they believe it.https://fortifyapologetics.com/arlington-conferencehttps://taltybc.org/https://give.ratiochristi.org/missionary/tim-johnson

In this two-part episode, Tim Johnson sits down with Tyson James to discuss some of the most common objections Muslims raise against Christianity. Together, they explore topics such as the Trinity, the deity of Christ, the reliability of the Bible, and the crucifixion of Jesus. Drawing from Scripture, apologetics, and real-world conversations, Tim and Tyson offer thoughtful responses while encouraging Christians to engage their Muslim neighbors with both truth and grace. Whether you're new to Christian apologetics or looking to deepen your understanding of Islam and Christianity, this discussion provides practical insights for meaningful gospel conversations.

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What does college ministry look like in different parts of the country? In this episode, Jane Pantig and Tim Johnson compare experiences serving students in Utah and at a Texas community college. From encounters with Mormons and Muslims to discussions with students from diverse worldviews, they share stories from the front lines of campus ministry and talk about the challenges and rewards of reaching the next generation for Christ.

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What does a “lazy” approach to evangelism actually mean?

In this conversation with Eric Hernandez, we talk about some of the most common mistakes Christians make when talking about their faith—and how we can make those conversations more natural, focused, and effective.

We discuss how to avoid getting sidetracked, ask better questions, listen well, and most importantly, keep the main thing the main thing: the gospel.

Evangelism doesn't have to be complicated. Sometimes, asking the right question and having a genuine conversation can open the door to something much deeper.

Join us for The Lazy Approach to Evangelism with Eric Hernandez.

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