Get Out of That Pit
Straight Talk about God's Deliverance

The author is one of the most renowned and respected of living Bible-study teachers and evangelists. I've witnessed her these past few years as she wrestled with the sexism and Trump worship of the Southern Baptist Convention. (She eventually left that organization.) I think she's wonderful. Empathe......more

You should read this. I loved this book. I really didn't want to. I did not want to be just another mainstream Christian Beth Moore fan but alas, I did love it. For some reason, God keeps sending me things that I need to hear. He's kind of good like that. Most of the book is about recognizing when y......more

This book was ok. I mean, she has a lot of good things to say, but I found it a little too "Christian", meaning that she used a lot of "Christian" language, and maybe not so much "real life" language. It's not bad, but it will certainly only speak to a certain crowd. I found it hard to think of my ci......more

Moore knows what it is like to be in a pit. Sexually abused at a young age, she needed to be delivered from a pit. She shares what she has learned from her experience and her study of Scripture. I appreciate that Moore distinguishes the ways we get into a pit. Our own decisions, perhaps to sin, is on......more

I listened to this book on audio and that was MUCH BETTER. It's a lot easier to listen to Beth Moore speak than to read her ideas in book form. She often starts out with an analogy that meanders for a while before it is concluded in an understandable fashion. Once it's all "tied up," I get it and sa......more