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Russell Moore and Beth Moore

Beth Moore on All Manner of Good Things

Russell and Beth catch up on life.

Beth is back for mo(o)re. 

It’s been a couple of years since Beth Moore has been on the show, so it was high time to catch up with her. Russell and Beth (no relation) sit down for a free-wheeling conversation, starting with what’s been happening in her life these days. 

Amid the laughter, conversation touches on all manner of important topics: pain, suffering, prayer, study of Scripture, and heaven itself. 

Beth shares about her yearly journaling practice, what recent surgeries have taught her about how God draws us to him in our suffering, postures of prayer, and the importance of ritual as a believer and an artist.

Listen to find out the two books of the Bible Russell has never taught, the biblical scene both Beth and Russell would want to time travel to experience firsthand, and what surprise book recommendation Beth brought for listeners.

If you find yourself wanting to hear good friends laughing while also acknowledging how hard life can be … this is for you. 

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“The Russell Moore Show” is a production of Christianity Today
Executive Producer: Clarissa Moll
Host: Russell Moore
Producer: Leslie Thompson
Associate Producer: McKenzie Hill
Senior Producer: Matt Stevens
Audio engineering by Kevin Morris
Video producer: Sam Cedar
Theme Song: “Citizens” by Jon Guerra

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