Find the right church

Collin Rugg

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Charlie Kirk on knowing if you have found the right church. “You only need Jesus, or you believe you need Jesus, if you know you're off the mark.” “You cannot talk about a Savior if you never talk about sin. And the modern church is afraid to talk about sin. Why?” “Because I might judge somebody. I might offend somebody. To the modern church, happiness is the goal, judgment is the ultimate sin and God is just a guess.” “In a true biblical church, God is the ultimate truth, holiness is the goal, and the greatest sin is blaspheming in the name of God and defiling the name of Jesus Christ.”  

“That's how you know you're sitting in a Bible-based church.” 

men of corrupt minds...

 https://www.josephsmithpapers.org/paper-summary/letter-to-the-church-not-after-18-december-1833/1

Let the elders be exceedingly careful about unnecessarily disturbing and harrowing up the feelings of the people. Remember, that your business is, to preach the gospel in all humility and meekness, and warn sinners to repent and come to Christ.8

 Avoid contentions and vain disputes with men of corrupt minds, who do not desire to know the truth. Remember that “it is a day of warning, and not a day of many words.”10

 If they receive not your testimony in one place, flee to another, remembering, to cast no reflections, nor throw out any bitter sayings. If you do your duty, it will be just as well with you, as though all men embraced the gospel.

8. William W. Phelps gave similar advice to “Elders of the Church of Christ” in The Evening and the Morning Star over a year earlier:

9. See Titus 3:9.

10. Revelation, 30 Aug. 1831 [D&C 63:58].