What’s the real difference between Mormon worship and Christian worship?
On the surface, worship in both Mormon and Christian settings might look similar—singing hymns, gathering in a chapel or church, and listening to sermons. But when we look closely at the heart of worship, the difference is profound. True Christian worship focuses entirely on Jesus Christ—His sacrifice, His love, and His eternal power (John 4:24; Colossians 1:16–20). It points believers to the one Mediator between God and humanity, Jesus Himself (1 Timothy 2:5), rather than on human leaders or traditions.
In contrast, worship in the LDS (Mormon) Church often emphasizes prophets, church leaders, and historical pioneers, elevating them alongside or even above Christ in practice (Matthew 23:8–10 warns against elevating human leaders). While hymns may sound similar, the subjects of praise reveal a different focus: Christ-centered worship glorifies God, while Mormon worship can shift attention toward human figures.
If you’re coming out of Mormonism or questioning the true focus of your worship, this video will help you discern the difference—and guide you toward the heart of God. Experience the freedom and depth of worship that is rooted solely in Christ, whether through timeless hymns like “How Great Thou Art” and “Amazing Grace,” or modern songs like “What a Beautiful Name” and “In Christ Alone” (Hebrews 12:2).
Discover what it means to worship God in spirit and truth (John 4:24) and to glorify the One who alone is worthy of our praise.
