“Beth Moore likes to build straw men so she can tear them down while she laughs and mocks faithful leaders and Christians in the Church and now, other women who choose obedience over rebellion.” (Jeff Maples – Reformation Charlotte) Beth … Continue reading
Gabriel Hughes responds to an email he received defending Beth Moore. He concludes his piece by saying: I’ve written this response to you for two reasons. Number one, that you may know that calling out false teachers is not unloving. In fact, … Continue reading
“Unless she repents, the blackest of darkness is reserved for her forever. That doesn’t make me happy.” (Reformation Charlotte) In an interview with Justin Peters, Susan Heck, a conservative women’s Bible-study author and teacher made the assertion that Beth Moore, who … Continue reading
“I beg your forgiveness where I was complicit. I could not see it for what it was until 2016. I plead your forgiveness for how I just submitted to it and supported it and taught it. I trusted that the … Continue reading
“False teachers like Beth Moore and Karen Swallow Prior for too long have ignored the Word of God’s clear proclamations regarding men and women in the church (and by extension the family), and have led the Southern Baptist Convention downhill to the … Continue reading
“LifeWay didn’t care about Southern Baptist women whose spiritual lives they crippled by the thousands through Beth Moore’s false teaching and ungodly example. They didn’t care about the Southern Baptist churches they sowed division into by peddling Beth’s poison to them. … Continue reading
“…because of her opposition to Trump and her outspokenness in confronting sexism and nationalism in the evangelical world, she has been labeled a “liberal” and “woke” and even as being a heretic giving a message during a Sunday morning church … Continue reading
“False teaching brought by false teachers is serious! We don’t coddle these people. We don’t give grace to these people. I will give you a recent example of an evil suspicion Paul talks about in the 1 Timothy 6:4 verse. … Continue reading
“God is judging the Church for sinning “grievously” by “wedding evangelicalism to a political party.” Because, it wasn’t about protecting religious freedom — that we all know is now gone. It wasn’t about protecting unborn life — that we now … Continue reading
“Her screed was jubilantly covered by a raft of prominent news organizations, both in and out of the Christian sphere, praising her for her takedown and some calling it a “watershed moment.” It was not. Rather, it was a factually … Continue reading
(Protestia) That is to say, not very well. You want to hear some bad preaching? We have some bad preaching for you. In a newly unearthed clip, Beth Moore – both the doting perfect princess of Lifeway/SBC proper and the … Continue reading
“Unbeknownst to me, He’s been writing each chapter on my heart for several years. When the message for this book was complete (in His estimation — not mine!), God compelled me to ink it on paper with a force of … Continue reading
“Beth Moore has a multitude of heresies on her laundry list and they continue to stack up.” (Jeff Maples – Reformation Charlotte) The Bible does not allow women to function in the role of pastor or preacher — and … Continue reading
“When I heard about the settlement of the $25o million defamation lawsuit between The Post and the Christian pro-life student, I was instantly reminded of how shocked, embarrassed, and saddened I was when I saw what Moore had tweeted about … Continue reading
“Earlier this year, Melissa Moore affirmed a lesbian priest in her homosexual relationship. Beth Moore, herself, has exposed herself as full-on egalitarian — that is, one who rejects the biblical model for the roles of men and women — and has launched a tirade … Continue reading
“Moore adjures her listeners not to enter into the “name-calling war” while in the same breath announcing that the church by and large is filled with racists and white supremacists, surely not very nice names to call people.” (PNP) False … Continue reading
The Tee shirt promoted by Beth Moore on Twitter was given to her by her friend Christine Caine of heretical Hillsong Church in Australia. Caine considers Joyce Meyer her chief mentor and “spiritual mother.” Both are Word of Faith/Prosperity Gospel … Continue reading
To think that you can join hands with pro-violence hate groups like Black Lives Matter and ANTIFA and fight “systemic racism and racial violence” without the gospel is absurd and exposes her agenda. (Jeff Maples – Reformation Charlotte) Beth Moore’s car has long … Continue reading
“Beth Moore says that she believes that America is facing a “reckoning” from God because America has used God and the Bible to sin.” (Jeff Maples – Reformation Charlotte) Moore began her career as a small-group women’s Bible-study teacher. Fair … Continue reading
“If Moore is consistent, and her allegations about the evangelical culture are true, will her apparent “disregard” of Biden’s accuser “enable” Biden’s rise? Moore admitted that “the target of her scorn is an evangelical culture that downplays the voices and … Continue reading
“Be it known that Roman Catholicism is not another denomination of the faith. It is not akin to Baptists, as Moore stated. It is a false religion more akin to Islam or Wicca than anything God has anything to do … Continue reading
“Her teachings are emotional and easy on the soul, but if a non-believer were to study them all, would they know, in the end, what is required to have a saving faith in Christ? Are her followers being drawn into … Continue reading
“To be frank, the argument employed here is no different than the argument that leftists use against the pro-life movement — that only women who experience hardships in raising children should have a voice.” (Jeff Maples – Reformation Charlotte) Beth … Continue reading
“The idea that evangelical Christian voters choosing Trump over Hillary Clinton somehow killed evangelicalism is patently absurd, as if they would have been better off voting for a person and a party that had absolute contempt for them and their … Continue reading
“Moore said that the Bible does not “show women displacing men but being placed in positions of ministry along with men.” Of course, of Jesus’ 83 ecclesiastical appointments (counting the 70 witnesses and his apostolic selection), not a single one … Continue reading