Mark Driscoll & The Cult Of Personality

Mark Driscoll & The Cult Of Personality

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The Gospel They Don't Want You to Hear: Evangelism in Mormon Utah

In this episode of Cultish, evangelist Samuel Torres returns to share his experiences ministering in Mormon Utah. From being detained and handcuffed by LDS security to being barred from speaking with members of the Tabernacle Choir, Samuel recounts the opposition he has encounter ...  Show more

Inside the Mission Field of Mormonism with Samuel Torres

In this episode of Cultish, Andrew sits down with Samuel Torres to discuss his journey from serving in the Air Force to becoming a full-time missionary in Mormon country. Samuel shares how his passion for apologetics and studying Mormonism led his family to Utah. Together, they e ...  Show more

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