Good Faith Beth Moore: Spiritual Resets in a Chaotic World
Understanding Spiritual Reset
- A spiritual reset forces us to change perspectives and shut down old ways.
- Though unwelcome, resets can bring renewal if we walk with God through them.
How to Navigate Spiritual Resets When Your Faith and Community Shake
Beth Moore defines a spiritual reset as a forced change where the usual spiritual rhythm or community no longer fits, often causing pain and uncertainty. She shares her personal experience of leaving her lifelong Southern Baptist denomination despite the heartache because of irreconcilable differences on key issues. Beth encourages those facing spiritual resets to seek communities that uphold scripture and exalt Christ, even if they have to explore unfamiliar churches or denominations. She emphasizes the importance of "radical acceptance," recognizing that many situations won't be quickly fixed and that spiritual growth is a long journey of walking with God, rooted deeply in the gospel. Ultimately, Beth reminds us that Jesus and His word remain steadfast, giving us confidence to explore new ways of worship and belonging without losing foundational faith.
Beth's Denominational Shift
- Beth Moore left her lifelong Southern Baptist denomination after 60 years due to irreconcilable differences.
- Although painful, she found new purpose and community after moving to the Anglican church.