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Cultivated

Episode 2 | 36 min

Beth Moore on Standing Up to Your Own Tribe

From teaching Sunday school to a national platform, Beth Moore has always followed her passion . . . and her conscience.

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Beth Moore has a passion for the scriptures that has guided her ministry for decades. On this episode, she recounts her story and some of the figures – like John Bisagno – who helped her along the way. She also revisits the moment in 2016 when, to her own shock and disappointment, she knew that she’d have to stand up to her own tribe.

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Cultivated is hosted, produced, and edited by Mike Cosper

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