I had to lie and sneak out to meet the missionaries

[@CalebChilcutt]

Thank you guys for having me back! It was SO much fun!

[@SaintsUnscripted]

We love you, Caleb!! Thanks for sharing your story!!

[@dwRS1]

I really enjoyed Caleb's experience and testimony. I also love that the church is the same like our prophets and Apostles are one.

[@odieoverall]

caleb it’s really cool to hear your story

[@RyanMercer]

I didn't have to lie but definitely didn't volunteer I was going to a member's house to do my discussions in their bus in their back yard.

[@SaintsUnscripted]

haha the best story! Everyone should watch your story. Brb, changing the end screen to this video so it's your story next. Everyone watch after.

[@RyanMercer]

@@SaintsUnscripted 🤘🤘

[@henryponnefz1419]

Thanks for sharing!

[@SaintsUnscripted]

Thanks for watching!

[@bill99208]

I find the two women to be a bit rude. Laughing and joking while he’s speaking. It’s not prompting.

[@ScottWardle-oi6wi]

The Bible is clear that there is no place for compromise between light and darkness. God Himself has no tolerance for blending truth with lies, whether that comes from false teachings, occult influences, or misguided patriotism. As it says in 2 Corinthians 6:14, 'Do not be unequally yoked together with unbelievers. For what fellowship has righteousness with lawlessness? And what communion has light with darkness?' The Lord calls us to be set apart, to discern the spirits, and to reject any teaching or movement that combines His truth with error. It breaks my heart to see how false prophets and teachers have led people astray, turning them from a pure relationship with Christ to one that compromises with worldly ideas. In Revelation 2:20, Jesus rebukes the church for tolerating Jezebel, whose false teachings mislead God’s people. God is calling us back to purity, to repent of the mixture and seek Him alone. The Torah also warns us against following after other gods and false teachers who lead us away from the truth (Deuteronomy 13:1-4). When you talk about meeting the missionaries in secret, I want to remind you that the path of sneaking and lying is not the path of truth. Jesus said in John 14:6, 'I am the way, the truth, and the life.' We cannot walk in darkness and expect to know the truth. If you are being forced to lie or sneak around, it may be a sign that you are being drawn into something not from God. True freedom comes when we walk in the light of His Word (Psalm 119:105). The mixture of ideas you are being influenced by-whether it's Mormon teachings or other philosophies-is dangerous because it leads away from the pure Gospel of Jesus Christ. Just as the Lord warned the Israelites in the Torah not to follow after other gods, He warns us today not to fall for teachings that mix truth with error. We need to stand on the unchanging Word of God, rejecting any form of deception or manipulation, whether it comes from religious leaders, political movements, or false doctrines. I encourage you to seek God in His Word, to find the truth that sets you free. Repent from any mixture in your beliefs and trust in Jesus alone, for He is the only one who can save. Do not be led astray by false prophets, false churches, or false movements. Come back to the truth of the Bible, and let God’s light guide your path.