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Being Human

Being Human with Steve Cuss

Trauma, Tenacity, and Trusting God with Beth Moore

The Bible teacher and author reflects on the Lord’s presence throughout her life.

Beth Moore is sure of one thing: In God, nothing is wasted. 

On this episode, Cuss and Moore talk about the trauma and trials she has faced, including her experience of being abused as a child, leaving the Southern Baptist Convention after devoting much of her life to it, and walking alongside her husband, Keith, as he navigates bipolar disorder. They discuss how Moore decided to share more of their story in her memoir and the ways God has ministered to people through that vulnerability. 

Tune in for an episode that speaks to God’s faithfulness in trauma, how Moore remains playful in the face of hardship, and what her recent back surgery taught her about how deeply God loves his children. 

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“Being Human with Steve Cuss” is a production of Christianity Today:
Executive produced by Erik Petrik and Mike Cosper
Produced and edited by Matt Stevens
Associate producers: McKenzie Hill, Raed Gilliam, and Abby Perry
Theme song by Dan Phelps
Original music by Andy Gullahorn
Mix engineer: Kevin Morris
Graphic design: Amy Jones

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