Author and speaker Beth Moore reveals in a new book that she was sexually abused by her father and that she chose to go public with her story in order to help other people in her situation.
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Beth Moore Draws Controversy for Questioning 17th-Century Theologian Jonathan Edwards' Popularity
Bible teacher and author Beth Moore drew controversy over the weekend after she said she didn't understand the appeal of 17th-century theologian Jonathan Edwards and his famous sermon "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God."
Beth Moore Denounces Her Generation's Role in 'Christian Celebrity Culture'
Author and speaker Beth Moore says in a new social media post that she regrets her generation's introduction of "Christian celebrity culture" and wants younger believers to "be filled with his Spirit," not with their own ego.
Beth Moore Pushes Back Against Christian Nationalism in Viral Tweet
Christian leader and author Beth Moore is going viral for a tweet she made this week about Christian nationalism.
Beth Moore Urges Christian Leaders to Apologize for Spreading Misinformation
Christian author and speaker Beth Moore recently urged Christian leaders to apologize for spreading false information about the faith.
Photos of Beth Moore Serving in an Anglican Church Spark Social Media Uproar
Earlier this week, pictures of Beth Moore serving the Eucharist at an Anglican church in Texas – which has become her new home after leaving the Southern Baptist Convention – surface, causing a social media uproar.
Beth Moore and Russell Moore Share Laughter, Regrets at Nashville Church
Russell Moore and Beth Moore met up at a Nashville church last week to speak on their decisions to leave the Southern Baptist Convention.
Beth Moore Begs Christians to Stop Politicizing Virus: 'Our Sides Are Not More Important Than Lives'
In a recent series of tweets, Christian author and speaker Beth Moore urged Christians to stop politicizing the coronavirus pandemic and get vaccinated.
Beth Moore Apologizes for Her Role in Elevating 'Complementarian' Theology That Limits Women Leaders
In a Twitter thread on Wednesday, Bible teacher Beth Moore apologized for the role she played in perpetuating complementarian theology.
Beth Moore Left the SBC after the SBC Left Women to Fend for Themselves
The church needs women who are seminary trained. The church needs women teaching in seminaries. The church needs women to minister to the world through academic appointments in secular institutions. The church needs women who serve in these ways, just as it needs women who are missionaries, mothers, teachers, servants, leaders and friends. Women in the church don’t need a room of their own as much as the church needs both women and men in the room.
