A Conversation With Beth Moore: Vulnerability, Courage, and Faith

Watch New York Times bestselling author Beth Moore's candid conversation with City Church Lead Pastor Leo Schuster on anxiety and depression, sexual abuse, and the imperfections of church.
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[@vanessataylor6700]

Hallelujah! GOD BLESS YOU, BETH!!

[@s.annehancock730]

She’s such a brave warrior. What a blessing to all of us.

[@pennymccartney5523]

I have always loved your teaching. I'm so glad you are back teaching

[@mandyhigginbotham919]

Beth so much love & respect for you. also the one teaching was John MacArthur. I never opened one of his sermons and not heard hateful things in his sermons.and I've tried to find one not.he is far too self important.

[@happysheepies7321]

Correct. He is truly awful.

[@fromthewrath2come]

Jesus is my life. Grateful every day. Can't relate to sexual abuse. But power abuse in calvinistic churches is common.

[@happysheepies7321]

100%

[@bradwatt367]

So good. I would rather hear Beth's broken story that reveals the mystery of God's grace than the exegesis of complimentarianism that masks man's insecurity and misogyny. Will the real Christ follower please stand up.