Why Your Story Matters with Beth Moore

An episode of the The Alli Worthington Show podcast, hosted by Alli Worthington, titled "Why Your Story Matters with Beth Moore" was published on February 21, 2023 and runs 46 minutes.

February 21, 2023 ·46m · The Alli Worthington Show

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Summary

Hey hey! I’m so glad you’re here, friend. I’m delighted to have Beth Moore with me today, as we discuss mental illness–a tender topic that many of us have experienced either ourselves or alongside someone we love. In this fantastic conversation, Beth and I talk about the stories she shares in her new memoir, All My Knotted-Up Life, many of which she’s sharing publicly for the first time. Join Beth and I as we unpack: The prevalence of mental illness, how it affects people we love, and why it is worth it to Beth and her family to share their story. What she would say to the woman who struggles with the calling on her life and the reasons she can’t or shouldn’t do it. Why authenticity is so important in our daily lives. The most tender part of the audiobook for Beth to record. Talking with Beth is always a blessing. On her last visit to the show, she shared how to know if you are actually called or if it’s your own desires. And why I almost killed a man on Mount Olympus in her honor. You can catch that episode here. Beth Moore is the founder and visionary of Living Proof Ministries, an international Bible teacher, and bestselling author of numerous Bible studies and books. Her newest book, a memoir titled All My Knotted-Up Life, is a must-read for anyone who needs to be encouraged by a woman’s resilience and God’s faithfulness. Beth and her husband, Keith, have two grown daughters and three grandchildren and live outside of Houston, Texas. Favorite quotes: ~“Do the next thing that God puts on your heart that is a benefit to someone in his name.” ~“God is training you as you do it. He is even training you through what you learn you are not called to.” ~“Real life baggage and real life complications do not disqualify us from ministry.” ~“There are so many people dealing with mental illnesses in their homes and hiding in it as if it is a shame of some kind.” Links to great things we discussed: Living Proof Ministries Website Beth Moore Instagram All My Knotted-Up Life: A Memoir Beth Moore Twitter I Speak Jesus Endless Praise Promises The Crown All Creatures Great and Small Order your copy of Remaining You While Raising Them here. Hope you loved this episode! Be sure to subscribe in iTunes and slap some stars on a review! :) xo, Alli

Episode Description

In this fantastic conversation, Beth and I talk about the stories she shares in her new memoir, All My Knotted-Up Life, many of which she’s sharing publicly for the first time.

Join Beth and I as we unpack:

The prevalence of mental illness, how it affects people we love, and why it is worth it to Beth and her family to share their story.
What she would say to the woman who struggles with the calling on her life and the reasons she can’t or shouldn’t do it.
Why authenticity is so important in our daily lives.
The most tender part of the audiobook for Beth to record.

Talking with Beth is always a blessing. On her last visit to the show, she shared how to know if you are actually called or if it’s your own desires. And why I almost killed a man on Mount Olympus in her honor. You can catch that episode here.

Beth Moore is the founder and visionary of Living Proof Ministries, an international Bible teacher, and bestselling author of numerous Bible studies and books. Her newest book, a memoir titled All My Knotted-Up Life, is a must-read for anyone who needs to be encouraged by a woman’s resilience and God’s faithfulness. Beth and her husband, Keith, have two grown daughters and three grandchildren and live outside of Houston, Texas.

Favorite quotes:

~“Do the next thing that God puts on your heart that is a benefit to someone in his name.”

~“God is training you as you do it. He is even training you through what you learn you are not called to.”

~“Real life baggage and real life complications do not disqualify us from ministry.”

~“There are so many people dealing with mental illnesses in their homes and hiding in it as if it is a shame of some kind.”

Links to great things we discussed: