Works
- Books
- The God Makers: A Shocking Expose of What the Mormon Church Really Believes, avec Dave Hunt, Harvest House Publishers, 1997, ISBN 978-1-56507-717-1
- The God Makers II
- My Kingdom Come - The Mormon Quest for Godhood, 2007
- Fast Facts on False Teachings
- Decker's Complete Handbook on Mormonism
- Unmasking Mormonism
- The Mormon Dilemma
- What You Need to Know About Mormons
- What You Need To Know About Masons
- The Dark Side of Freemasonry, Huntington House Publishers, 1994.
- Movies
- The God Makers
- The Temple Of The God Makers
- The Mormon Dilemma
- The God Makers II
- Leaflets
- And The Word Became Flesh
- To Moroni, With Love!
- The Question of Freemasonry
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