A QUICK WORD FROM BETH MOORE HOW TO

A QUICK WORD FROM BETH MOORE HOW TO

One thing I found interesting on the website was a short statement on how to become a Christian. How to become a Christian according to Beth Moore She needs to step up and provide a detailed doctrinal statement. This is unfortunate, especially since she supports the error of contemplative prayer and apparently considers Roman Catholicism to be another Christian denomination.

If this is the case, it is still problematic since there is no real public, doctrinal proclamation of her faith – in detail. Now, it could be that she does not want to be doctrinally minded because she is trying to reach across denominational lines. The fact that there is no doctrinal statement is worrisome. Of course, we can make assumptions that she affirms biblical orthodoxy, but we would prefer to have actual statements and not assumptions. Without one, we have to ask questions regarding what she believes concerning the Trinity, the deity of Christ, the sacrifice of Christ, the physical resurrection of Christ, baptism, how to be saved, etc. It is always helpful for a Christian ministry to have a doctrinal statement because it enables people to quickly see what basis a person is teaching from. I could not find anything affirming justification by faith alone in Christ alone, or whether or not baptism is necessary for salvation (it isn’t). However, there is no doctrinal statement, and as such we don’t see any affirmation of the Trinity, that Jesus is a man right now with two natures: divine and human. The future glorification/resurrection of the believer.The body of Christ has different kinds of spiritual gifts.In it are some pretty good things, including… On her website,, there is a mission statement (). I know that the issue of women teaching men is not popular, but to what do we submit - popular opinion or God’s word? See, “ Should Women Be Pastors and Elders?” Beth Moore Mission Statement, but no doctrinal statement Though she is not doing it from a church pulpit, she is teaching on T.V. 2:12-13)? She is teaching people, including men. 13 For it was Adam who was first created, and then Eve,” (1 Tim. Is this appropriate for her since she is a woman and Paul says, “But I do not allow a woman to teach or exercise authority over a man, but to remain quiet. I’d like to say that Beth Moore definitely needs a proper theological education and needs to learn how to exegete Scripture better. However, there are some significant issues worth addressing. In fact, I found little with which to disagree. Now, please understand that this is not a “heresy hunt.” Beth Moore definitely teaches a lot of good things right out of the word of God. She has written numerous books and Bible studies, including Breaking Free, Believing God, The Patriarchs, and most recently, James: Mercy Triumphs that have been read by women of all ages, races, and denominations.” 2 ibid She taught at Houston’s First Baptist Church and now is at the Bayou City Fellowship. “Beth founded Living Proof Ministries in 1994 with the purpose of teaching women how to love and live on God’s Word. 1 /about She is married with two children. She has received an “honorary doctorate in humanities from Howard Payne University”. Beth Moore was born in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

A quick word from beth moore