Living Proof with Beth Moore

<p>Audacious Part 3 | Beth Moore | Living Proof Ministries</p><p><br></p><p>In this final message of the Audacious series, Beth Moore walks us into the heart of one of the hardest, but most freeing acts of faith: forgiveness.</p><p>When we withhold forgiveness, we hold others at arm’s length, locked elbows, hardened hearts. But the Greek word aphiēmi means to send away. Forgiveness is not passive, it is active. It’s letting go of what we’ve been holding and handing it to Jesus.</p><p><br></p><p>Beth reminds us:</p><p>- You cannot hold onto unforgiveness and cling to Jesus at the same time.</p><p>- The gospel is worth fighting for, and that fight begins with grace. </p><p>- It's time to get the shame off you, your faith belongs on Jesus.</p><p><br></p><p> Scriptures: Luke 23:34, Matthew 6:9-15, Acts 22:20, Revelation 2:1-4, Luke 5:24, Acts 4:1-20, Acts 4:31, Romans 8:15, Acts 7:51, 54-60</p>

<p>In this message, Beth Moore calls us to stand up straight, body, mind, and spirit, and rediscover the strength that comes from prayer. Shame can literally weigh us down, but prayer lifts us back into alignment with God’s presence and power.</p><p>Drawing from Luke 1, 1 Peter 5:8-9, and Psalm 73:1-26, Beth teaches that petitions requiring persistence are more rule than exception, and that what our prayers are getting pales to who our prayers are growing. She reminds us that when it feels like righteousness costs more than it pays, God is still with us, guiding, strengthening, and shaping us through the cumulative power of prayer.</p><p>“God’s presence is my good. What He has done in us, He now shows through us.” -Beth Moore</p>

<p>In this message, Beth explores what it means to live boldly shameless before God; fully known, fully loved, and unashamed of the gospel. Beth teaches how prayer, persistence, and honesty before God transform us from people burdened by shame into those freed by His presence. She shares powerful truths about rejecting sabotaging shame, resisting secondhand shame, and letting go of status-based shame, all while embracing the identity and dignity Christ has given us.</p><p><br></p><p>Scriptures: Mark 10:35-45; Matthew 16:19; 2 Corinthians 1:20; Genesis 2:25-3:7 ; Romans 1:16-17 </p><p><br></p><p>“I may be ashamed of some of my decisions, but I am not ashamed of the gospel.” -Beth Moore</p>