Witnessing Christ

Truth in Love Ministry
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Witnessing Christ is a Truth in Love Ministry podcast designed to help biblical Christians witness to their Mormon family, friends, and missionaries. For more Bible-based witnessing resources, check out tilm.org. We have many resources to support you, including classes, witnessing scenarios, books, and so much more.

  1. 6D AGO

    Witnessing Christ in the Old Testament: Joseph Pt. 2

    The Truth in Love Ministry interns—Aaron, Ethan, Noah, and Caleb—continue the Christ in the Old Testament series on the Witnessing Christ Podcast, exploring the second half of the Joseph narrative in Genesis 42–50. As Latter-day Saints study these chapters in their Come, Follow Me readings, this episode helps Christians walk alongside those discussions while pointing clearly to the biblical gospel.  In this section of Genesis, Joseph’s brothers travel to Egypt during a devastating famine, unaware that the powerful ruler they stand before is the brother they once sold into slavery. Through a series of tests, Joseph reveals his identity and ultimately offers forgiveness rather than revenge. The story builds toward a powerful reminder that God was working through every hardship—not only to preserve lives during the famine, but to preserve the promise of the Savior.  The interns examine how Joseph’s forgiveness flows from faith in God’s promise rather than from a desire for personal healing or progress. They also explore how the story ultimately centers not on Joseph as a moral example, but on God’s grace in preserving the line through which Jesus would come.  In this episode, you’ll hear:  Why Joseph chose forgiveness instead of revenge, even when he had the power to punish his brothers.The difference between biblical forgiveness and LDS ideas of forgiveness as personal progress.Why Joseph’s story is not primarily about moral example but about God’s promise.How God preserved the line of the Savior through Jacob’s family despite their sin.Why Judah—an unlikely and undeserving choice—receives the promise of the coming Messiah.How Old Testament believers lived by faith in the same promise fulfilled in Christ.Practical questions to help guide conversations with LDS friends and family about forgiveness and grace. This episode reminds listeners that the story of Joseph is ultimately about God’s faithfulness to His promise. Even through betrayal, suffering, and broken families, God was preserving the line through which Jesus would come—the Savior who pays our debt, forgives our sins, and secures the eternal inheritance promised to all who trust in Him. Share this podcast with your Christian friends and subscribe on your favorite podcasting platform! Follow us on Facebook and Instagram. Subscribe to our YouTube channels!

    31 min

  2. MAR 6

    Witnessing Crist in the Old Testament: Joseph Pt.1

    The Truth in Love Ministry interns—Aaron, Ethan, and Noah—continue the Christ in the Old Testament series on the Witnessing Christ Podcast, walking through Genesis 37–41 and the beginning of Joseph’s story. As Latter-day Saints study these chapters in their Come, Follow Me readings, this episode equips Christians to use Joseph’s life to share the biblical gospel.  From sibling jealousy and betrayal to false accusation and imprisonment, Joseph’s story seems like a spiral of injustice. Yet through every twist and turn, one truth remains constant: the Lord was with Joseph. God preserves His promise—even through family dysfunction, suffering, and human sin.  The interns trace the promise of the Savior from Genesis 3 through Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, showing how Joseph’s rise to power in Egypt ultimately serves a greater purpose: preserving the line through which Christ would come. What appears to be chaos is actually divine faithfulness at work.  In this episode, you’ll hear:  How Joseph’s suffering fits into God’s larger redemptive plan.Why “choosing the right” did not immediately result in earthly blessing for Joseph.The difference between biblical suffering and LDS ideas of obedience-based blessing.Why God reveals Himself—and where He promises to do so today.How Joseph’s life points forward to Christ, who suffers unjustly to save many.Comfort for Christians who suffer without knowing “why.”Practical ways to discuss revelation, suffering, and blessing with LDS friends and family. This episode reminds listeners that God’s faithfulness is not measured by present comfort. Joseph’s imprisonment did not mean abandonment, and suffering is not proof of divine displeasure. The same God who preserved Joseph preserves His gospel promise in Christ—the One who bore suffering, overcame death, and guarantees eternal joy beyond this life. Share this podcast with your Christian friends and subscribe on your favorite podcasting platform! Follow us on Facebook and Instagram. Subscribe to our YouTube channels!

    37 min

  3. FEB 20

    Witnessing Christ in the Old Testament: Abraham

    The interns from Truth in Love Ministry—Aaron, Ethan, Noah, and Caleb—continue their Christ in the Old Testament series on the Witnessing Christ Podcast, walking through Genesis 18–22. As Latter-day Saints follow the Come, Follow Me reading plan, this episode helps Christians engage those same chapters and clearly see how they point to Jesus Christ. In this section of Genesis, the team explores Abraham’s intercession for Sodom and Gomorrah, Lot’s rescue from destruction, the sobering account of Lot’s family, Abraham’s repeated failures, the long-awaited birth of Isaac, and the powerful testing on Mount Moriah. Throughout it all, one theme remains clear: God’s faithfulness does not depend on human perfection. The interns wrestle honestly with difficult passages—Lot’s hesitation, Lot’s wife, Abraham’s deception, and the testing of Isaac—while highlighting the gospel thread woven through every chapter. From the mercy shown to Lot, to the substitute ram caught in the thicket, to the promised offspring through whom all nations will be blessed, the story repeatedly echoes the life, death, and resurrection of Christ. In this episode, you’ll hear: How Lot’s rescue reveals God’s mercy despite human weakness.Why righteousness is rooted in faith, not flawless behavior.How God works good even through deeply broken situations.The difference between biblical testing and LDS views of mortal probation.The powerful parallels between Isaac and Jesus on Mount Moriah.Why the ram as substitute points directly to Christ as our sacrifice.How Genesis 22 reinforces God’s unconditional promise of blessing through the promised Seed.Practical questions to help guide gospel conversations with LDS friends and family.This episode reminds listeners that the story of Abraham is not ultimately about heroic obedience, but about a faithful God who keeps His promises. From Sodom to Moriah, from Isaac’s birth to the substitute sacrifice, these chapters point forward to Jesus—the true promised Son who carries the wood, becomes the substitute, and through whom all nations are blessed. Share this podcast with your Christian friends and subscribe on your favorite podcasting platform! Follow us on Facebook and Instagram. Subscribe to our YouTube channels!

    43 min

  4. FEB 13

    Witnessing Christ in the Old Testament: Abram's Righteousness

    The interns from Truth in Love Ministry—Caleb, Aaron, Ethan, and Noah—reunite on the Witnessing Christ Podcast to continue their series, Christ in the Old Testament, by turning to the story of Abram in Genesis chapters 12–17. As Latter-day Saints study this section of Scripture, this episode helps Christians walk alongside those readings and clearly see how God’s promises point forward to Jesus Christ.  In this episode, the interns focus on Abram before his name is changed to Abraham, highlighting God’s unilateral promises and the covenant that depends entirely on God’s action—not Abram’s obedience. They trace God’s repeated “I will” statements, showing how Abram is chosen not because of his faithfulness or righteousness, but purely by God’s grace.  Listeners are taken honestly through Abram’s failures—his fear, deception, and attempts to take God’s promises into his own hands—before arriving at one of the most important verses in the Old Testament: Genesis 15:6, where Abram believes the Lord, and God credits it to him as righteousness. From there, the conversation connects directly to the New Testament explanation in Romans 4, where Paul shows that Abram’s righteousness comes by faith alone, apart from works.  In this episode, you’ll hear:  Why God’s covenant with Abram is a one-sided promise rooted in grace.How Abram’s sins highlight God’s faithfulness, not Abram’s worthiness.What it means for righteousness to be credited, not earned.Why faith is not a work, but trust in God’s promise.How Romans 4 clarifies Genesis 15 for Christians today.Key differences between biblical Christianity and LDS teachings on covenants, faith, and works.Practical questions to help point LDS friends and family to Christ in this section of Genesis. This episode reminds listeners that salvation has always been God’s work. Just as Abram was declared righteous by believing God’s promise, Christians today are declared righteous through faith in Jesus Christ—the promised Seed through whom all nations are blessed. Share this podcast with your Christian friends and subscribe on your favorite podcasting platform! Follow us on Facebook and Instagram. Subscribe to our YouTube channels!

    32 min

  5. FEB 11

    Introducing Pastor Wayne Uhlhorn

    In this special episode of the Witnessing Christ Podcast, Caleb and Aaron sit down with Pastor Wayne Uhlhorn to introduce him to the Truth in Love Ministry audience and share his heart for Christian witnessing. Recorded on Pastor Uhlhorn’s second day on the job, this conversation offers listeners a chance to get to know one of the newest leaders serving alongside the ministry. Pastor Uhlhorn reflects on decades of pastoral ministry across the country and his personal experience engaging members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints—especially during his time serving congregations in the western United States. From preschool classrooms to neighborhood conversations, he shares how respectful dialogue, listening, and clear proclamation of the gospel shaped his passion for reaching LDS friends with Christ-centered truth. In this episode, you’ll hear: Pastor Uhlhorn’s background in pastoral ministry and church planting.How meaningful relationships with LDS families shaped his approach to witnessing.Why Truth in Love Ministry’s mission and direction compelled him to join the team.The importance of equipping local congregations to reach their LDS neighbors.Why law and gospel—not debate—must remain central in Christian witnessing.The need for compassion, patience, and a safe landing place for former Latter-day Saints.How Truth in Love resources help Christians speak with confidence and clarity.This episode highlights the heart behind Truth in Love Ministry: meeting people where they are, listening well, and pointing them to the comfort, assurance, and sufficiency of Jesus Christ. Pastor Uhlhorn’s story reminds listeners that effective witnessing flows from genuine care for people and confidence in the gospel that Jesus truly is enough. Share this podcast with your Christian friends and subscribe on your favorite podcasting platform! Follow us on Facebook and Instagram. Subscribe to our YouTube channels!

    14 min

  6. FEB 6

    Mission Trip Debrief: Arizona 2026

    The interns from Truth in Love Ministry—Caleb, Ethan, and Noah—step away from the Christ in the Old Testament series for a special episode of the Witnessing Christ Podcast to reflect on their recent mission trip to Gilbert, Arizona. Joined by students from Martin Luther College and several pastors, the team spent a week engaging members and missionaries of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, with the goal of planting gospel seeds and pointing people to the sufficiency of Christ. In this mission trip debrief, the interns share what it looked like to go door-to-door, engage in gospel conversations, and lovingly challenge LDS assumptions—not through debate, but through Scripture, storytelling, and patience. They unpack the biblical framework behind their outreach, especially the concepts of seed-planting, law and gospel, and “shelf items,” while reflecting on both the encouragements and discouragements that come with this kind of mission work. In this episode, you’ll hear: Why Truth in Love emphasizes seed planting rather than immediate results.How the Parable of the Sower shapes a biblical approach to evangelism.Why the Parable of the Prodigal Sons was central to their door-to-door conversations.How storytelling evangelism opens doors to gospel conversations without confrontation.What “breaking shelves” really means—and why Christ must remain when they fall.Honest reflections on doubt, discouragement, and trusting the Holy Spirit for growth.How this trip strengthened the interns’ own faith and understanding of grace.This episode reminds listeners that witnessing is not about visible success or instant conversions, but about faithfully proclaiming Christ and trusting God to work in His time. Whether planting the first seed, adding another link in the chain, or simply walking alongside someone with questions, God uses His Word to bring sinners from darkness into light. Share this podcast with your Christian friends and subscribe on your favorite podcasting platform! Follow us on Facebook and Instagram. Subscribe to our YouTube channels!

    53 min

  7. JAN 30

    Witnessing Christ in the Old Testament: Noah and the Flood

    The interns from Truth in Love Ministry—Caleb and Noah—continue the Christ in the Old Testament series on the Witnessing Christ Podcast by turning to one of the most well-known stories in Scripture: Noah and the Flood. As Latter-day Saints study this section of the Old Testament, this episode walks alongside those readings to show how the story of Noah is ultimately about God’s grace and the righteousness that comes by faith in Christ. In this episode, Caleb and Noah explore Genesis 6–9, addressing humanity’s deep corruption, God’s righteous judgment, and His merciful preservation of a remnant. They carefully unpack why Noah is described as “righteous” and “blameless,” showing from Scripture that Noah was not saved because of his obedience, but because of his faith in God’s promise. The ark itself becomes a powerful picture of salvation—God providing the means of rescue while shutting the door Himself. In this episode, you’ll hear: Why Scripture teaches that every human heart is corrupted by sin—including Noah’s.How Noah’s righteousness comes by faith, not works (Hebrews 11:7).The significance of God shutting Noah into the ark—judgment and grace at the same time.How the flood reveals God’s justice without undermining His mercy.Why God’s covenant with Noah is unilateral and grounded entirely in grace.How the rainbow points forward to Christ bearing God’s wrath in our place.Practical ways to discuss Noah, faith, and righteousness with LDS friends and family.This episode reminds listeners that Noah’s story is not ultimately about human obedience, but about a faithful God who saves sinners by grace. Just as Noah trusted in God’s promise, Christians today are declared righteous through faith in Jesus Christ—the true ark of salvation who rescues us from judgment and brings us safely into God’s presence. Share this podcast with your Christian friends and subscribe on your favorite podcasting platform! Follow us on Facebook and Instagram. Subscribe to our YouTube channels!

    36 min

  8. JAN 16

    Witnessing Christ in the Old Testament: The Fall

    The interns from Truth in Love Ministry—Caleb, Aaron, Ethan, and Noah—continue their takeover of the Witnessing Christ Podcast with the next episode in their new series, Christ in the Old Testament. As Latter-day Saints work through the Old Testament this year, this series walks alongside those readings to show how every chapter ultimately points to Jesus Christ. In this episode, the interns turn to Genesis chapters 3–5, exploring the Fall into sin and its devastating consequences. They unpack Satan’s deception in the Garden, humanity’s loss of innocence, and the immediate effects of sin—shame, blame, separation, and death. But at the center of the Fall is not just bad news. In Genesis 3:15, God makes the first gospel promise, revealing that the Seed of the woman will crush the serpent’s head. The interns show how this promise points directly to Jesus, who comes to undo what Adam destroyed. In this episode, you’ll hear: Why the Fall is a tragic rebellion against God—not a necessary or “good” step forward.How Genesis 3:15 serves as the first clear promise of Christ in Scripture.What Scripture teaches about sin, death, and humanity’s separation from God.Key differences between biblical Christianity and LDS theology regarding the Fall.How Romans 5 explains Jesus as the Second Adam who reverses the curse of sin.Practical ways to use Genesis 3–5 to point LDS friends and family to Christ alone for salvation.This episode reminds listeners that while humanity fell into sin through Adam, God immediately stepped in with a promise of redemption. From the very beginning, salvation is God’s work—fulfilled in Jesus Christ, who restores what was lost in the Fall. Share this podcast with your Christian friends and subscribe on your favorite podcasting platform! Follow us on Facebook and Instagram. Subscribe to our YouTube channels!

    41 min
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About

Witnessing Christ is a Truth in Love Ministry podcast designed to help biblical Christians witness to their Mormon family, friends, and missionaries. For more Bible-based witnessing resources, check out tilm.org. We have many resources to support you, including classes, witnessing scenarios, books, and so much more.

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  • Creator
    Truth in Love Ministry
  • Years Active
    2022 - 2026
  • Episodes
    124
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Witnessing Christ
  • Show Website
    Witnessing Christ

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