All My Knotted-Up Life: A Memoir

by Beth Moore

He sought out the most gifted young preachers on the landscape to speak from his pulpit, knowing good and well he’d be compared to them. Didn’t care. If he had to divest himself of power in order to invest in the next generation, fine with him.

This is how it should be with each pastor, each church. So healthy and good!

Every now and then God sends a prophetic word to one servant through another that has no immediate effect or manifestation. It’s meant to be pondered humbly, not broadcasted publicly. It’s intended to be planted like seed in the fertile soil of the heart, deeply enough where the birds of prey can’t peck it away.

This! So grateful for people who walk closely with Jesus and speak into our lives as God leads them.

Funny thing is, not once had it occurred to me how little difference exists between a tight knot and a firm tie.

So beautifully written and so encouraging!

In all the letting go, he has held me fast. He will hold me still. And he will lead me home. Blest be the tie that binds.

This! So simple, so profound. Thank you, Beth!