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Hit (from Editorial Board member Tom Durkin): To last Sunday’s music Love Fest to raise money for the Wild Eye Pub, which was a huge success, owners Beth Moore and

In a new memoir out this week, the Bible teacher opens up about the abuse of her childhood and the people and God who saved her.

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Goes all the way through the book of feeling like you are trying to hang on to something that is not hanging on to you. of at what point are you going to reach down and grab me? >> ainsley: and you were so terrified and your dad takes you back up to your mom and talking about your cousin and if he has a girlfriend. >> this is all of these things. everybody seems completely normal while im thinking im drowning here im drowning here. its such a picture of the years that would come. >> ainsley: tal...

Claim the man doing this is such a strong christian. >> yes. >> ainsley: at home someone different. >> thats correct. >> ainsley: god is using with your studies and speaking. the break with the southern baptist convention. that was probably one of the hardest times in your life, right? >> it was a death. and its hard to understand if youve not been part of it something as cultural as that was for me. growing up my full identity. but i am adamant that we understand that of all places, women shoul...

For many years, I was both a theological and religious moderate-leaning conservative until the day that Trump mocked the disabled reporter. I have always

In her latest book, All My Knotted-up Life: A Memoir, author and Bible teacher Beth Moore delivers a compelling self-portrait filled with unexpected twists and turns with the final destination being God's enduring love and faithfulness. 

Beth Moore made headlines when she left the Southern Baptist church. NPR's Ayesha Rascoe asks her about that and about surviving sexual abuse. Moore's memoir is "All My Knotted-Up Life."

(RNS) — In a tender, gracious and at times heartbreaking new book, the beloved Bible teacher and former Southern Baptist recalls the people and the God who saved her from the chaos of her childhood.

Maybe the lines of division between egalitarians and complementarians were in the wrong places.